David W. Gill

Theology and Technique

Theology

Foreword

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Theology and Technology, Volume 1

Theology

“The reappearance of this Theology and Technology anthology is a most welcome event for theologians and technologists alike. Carl Mitcham and Jim Grote’s original 1984 collection of classic essays is here reintroduced by Levi Checketts. Can theology bring a deeper understanding of technology? Can it bring truth and hope to a closed-in technological system and culture? Or are we locked into a purely secular, naturalistic universe? That is the big question. Here are some valuable foundational essays.”

Theology and Technology, Volume 2

Theology

“The reappearance of this Theology and Technology anthology is a most welcome event for theologians and technologists alike. Carl Mitcham and Jim Grote’s original 1984 collection of classic essays is here reintroduced by Levi Checketts. Can theology bring a deeper understanding of technology? Can it bring truth and hope to a closed-in technological system and culture? Or are we locked into a purely secular, naturalistic universe? That is the big question. Here are some valuable foundational essays.”

Violence

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Walking the Stations

Discipleship & Christian Education

“If Don Heinz’s Mathew 25 Christianity was a rich appetizer, Walking the Stations is the four-star feast that follows. Heinz invites Christians (and seekers) to walk with the Gospel Jesus through fourteen “stages” of his life, listening, observing, following, and exemplifying the full incarnation of God in human experience. On this pilgrimage we, too, can hear God proclaim that we, like Jesus at his baptism, are “sons and daughters in God’s family, beloved, and well-pleasing.” We, too, see our own great life challenges in the three temptations of Christ. And so on through the whole adventure to the cross and empty tomb. Walking the Stations is an exhilarating and profoundly true account of Jesus’ life that offers an authentic Christian faith from the center: Jesus himself. It is the powerful, and perhaps only, antidote to both anemic and toxic representations of Christianity in our culture—and in many of our churches as well.”

Why Business Matters to God

Work, Money & Leadership

“No business school faculty has done a better job of exploring the integration of Christian faith and values with the education of business managers than Seattle Pacific University under the leadership of dean Jeff Van Duzer. Why Business Matters to God walks its readers through key biblical texts and themes on the one hand, and today's business challenges and opportunities on the other. Van Duzer interacts creatively with some of the best classic and contemporary thinkers on the subject of faith and work. A good and important read for business veterans as well as students and recent grads.”