Original Sin—A Theological Reading of Innovation
This invitation into creativity moves quickly from the free space of authenticity to the drive for uniqueness. And uniqueness, which innovation in some measure seeks, is laced with heavy forms of judgment.
Andrew Root • The Church After Innovation
What strikes us, though, is the seemingly reactionary nature of this human-made movement, when it could, instead, represent a pivotal moment of re-evaluation.
In a world of very capable technological tools, what sits at the center of our identity if not our production? What might happen if we untethered our value from our outputs as a matter of cour... See more
In a world of very capable technological tools, what sits at the center of our identity if not our production? What might happen if we untethered our value from our outputs as a matter of cour... See more