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Theologian and author Andy Crouch spoke about the dangers of technology on a recent episode of Matters of Life & Death. Journalist Tim Wyatt explores Crouch’s arguments
Are we raising a generation of damaged, insecure and mentally ill young people thanks to the proliferation of smartphones, digital technology and the internet? The writer and theologian Andy Crouch believes we may be, and argues Christians should pioneer a different and more arms-length approach… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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