Jacob Moore’s Reviews > God, Technology, and the Christian Life > Status Update

P. 137: In his wisdom, God chooses to send the most powerful ideas and innovations into this works mostly through God rejectors ... who hold to some appearance of religion (like Cain did in his offering). But for whatever reason, God has chosen to not she many technological advances through his bride, the church. Spiritual awakening and innovative prowess ... are rarely tied together in the economy of God's plan.

P. 73: The question each of us must answer is: What's the tar for? Do we waterproof as an act of faith in God or as an act of rebellion against him? Noah used tar because he was on a journey to find a future promise. Tar sealed his boat and tightened his faith in God. But the Babelites misapplied the tar, because in unbelief they waterproofed their fire-hardened bricks to construct a permanent utopia of self-glory.

P. 22: There's an emerging challenge on the horizon. Individual technologies that we can use are quickly becoming an ecosystem of technology we cannot escape. We have entered an age in which all of our techno-wonders are becoming so interconnected that they take on biological evolutionary characteristics-- a seventh kingdom in nature, a unified and reinforced ecosystem.. so dense .. it spawned a bit of independence.