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Outrageous
Christian Scholars Society
Spring 2004
Quentin
J. Schultze, Professor of communication arts and sciences
at Calvin College,
Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information
Age Foreword Jean Bethke Elshtain (Baker Academic, 2002)
Date/Time |
Topic |
Location |
| February
25 3:30pm |
Foreword, Preface, Introduction: “Identifying Our Techno-Moral Crisis” and Chapter One: “Discerning our Informationism” | Strickland 211 |
| March
22 3:30pm |
Chapter Two: “Moderating our Informational Desires” | Strickland 211 |
| April
21 3:30pm |
Chapter Three: Seeking Wisdom in Tradition | Strickland 211 |
Buy the book, read the text, and join the conversation!
“I enjoy
the Internet and other communication and information technologies, but
I must admit that they do not satisfy my need for moral coherence and
spiritual direction. If anything, such machines seem to divert my attention
from the central concerns of my life — such as love, gratitude and
responsibility — to relatively trivial pursuits with little enduring
value.”
Quentin J. Schultze, from the Preface
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