Digital Liturgies: Rediscovering Christian Wisdom in an Online Age

by Samuel James

There is never now a reason to doubt that I matter or have a reason to live, because I am in Christ and Christ is in me.

Finally, the purpose of my life is to experience more deeply the love of Christ for me and to demonstrate this love toward others.

My vocation matters because it is my work to Christ and not just to man, but my vocation does not define me.

My experiences matter because Christ is sovereign over my life and is working all things together for my good, but my experiences do not define me. I

As one technology critic put it, “If it feels like people arguing online are living in two different worlds, it’s because they are.”

It’s as if the digital world helps transform us into something different entirely. To put it simply, it’s as if we’ve all started thinking like the computer algorithms that dominate our day, and in so doing, we’ve really forgotten how to think.