Does all this data help us know ourselves any better?
We can now tap into the hidden secrets of our emotional, psychological, and biological lives, but we remain blind to the ultimate mystery.
Christopher Hazell
Latest articles by Christopher Hazell
How our devices are making life less happy
Our technology makes things easier and more convenient, but it also robs us of the chance to be well-rounded, virtuous people.
What is love? And is there really an app for that?
Dating apps can be useful tools for finding a mate, but by limiting the scope of one's prospects they limit one's capacity to love.
A post-Christian America finds meaning in Facebook “likes”
An increase in the popularity of values-aligned advertising comes with a decrease in religious participation.
‘The Disaster Artist’ and our delight in mocking others
Does the story of Tommy Wiseau instruct us, or are we merely consuming him as an object?
Does Trauma Help Us Grow?
Even the secular world sometimes understands that a grain of wheat must die
Feel Like a Number? Tinder’s Rankings Rob Us of Our Dignity
What happens to our humanity when technology reduces us to algorithms?
“A Very Murray Christmas” Has Heart but Misses the Soul
Netflix's star-studded modern Christmas story has its moments but leaves us wanting something more
God Asks Us to Mourn With Him
How does a Christian respond when there's just too much suffering?