(This is post #5  in our new Manhood and Technology Series. You can read the prior posts here: Manhood and Technology || Introducing a New Series, the Two Views of Smartphones article, the Why I Kissed Social Media Goodbye article, and the Brothers, Do Not Be Overcome Article.)  By Mathew Sims I work in an industry that thrives on technology and...

(This is post #4 in our new Manhood and Technology Series. You can read the prior posts here: Manhood and Technology || Introducing a New Series, the Two Views of Smartphones article, and the Why I Kissed Social Media Goodbye article) By Chris Crane From MacBooks, iPhones, and iPads to Skype, Snapchat, and Instagram, we have become a society...

(This is post #3 in our new Manhood and Technology Series. You can read the introduction post here: Manhood and Technology || Introducing a New Series and the Two Views of Smartphones article.) By Adam Groza I’m not a technophobe. This post is not about the evils of technology, nor am I using a typewriter by candlelight....

(This is post #2 in our new Manhood and Technology Series. You can read the introduction post here: Manhood and Technology || Introducing a New Series.) By Andrew Spencer Looking back at the many images and ideas from 2013, there were two videos that passed through my social media feed that presented competing images of...

By Kyle Worley As I write this, three speakers behind my laptop are pumping Bach’s “Toccata in C Minor,” a lamp casts light across my tattered copy of Jacques Ellul’s The Technological Society that I purchased years ago from an online business that shipped it to me from across the country within two days of...

By Kyle Worley In an age where flippancy, prolonged adolescence, and foolishness are celebrated; the voice of men who came before ring louder than ever.  Young men must sit at the feet of the great men of history and hear their stories, sing their songs, and read the books they read. There is a world...