So we should be wary of legalism in the way we implement our hour, day, or week of (relative) technological freedom. But for most of us, the risk of legalism is far, far less of an issue than our nearly insatiable appetite for the easy everywhere that technology offers. When it comes to technology, most of us are more like alcoholics than we are like sourpussed teetotalers—and most of us desperately need an infusion of intentionality about technology into our lives more than we need release from overly limited, legalistic restrictions.
