Religion and Technology

The Internet Is Banned; Long Live The Internet

Howard Meyer | Posted 05.01.2012

Read More: Anti-Internet, Internet, Ultra-Orthodox Jews, Haredi, Religion and Technology, Judaism, Religion News
Howard Meyer

On May 20 at Citi Field, thousands of people are expected to gather for an underdog cause. It's not the Mets. Rabbis, community leaders and ordinary citizens will gather to discuss the dangers of the Internet.

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Trymaine Lee

Wired In The Pulpit

HuffingtonPost.com | Trymaine Lee | Posted 12.15.2011

Read More: Bv-Sunday, TD Jakes, Technology and Church, Bv-Life, Ipad, Religion and Technology, Black Church, Black Voices News

Bishop T.D. Jakes often preaches at his Potter's House church in Dallas, Texas, from an iPad rather than from handwritten notes. The Abyssinian Bap...

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Vatican Unveils New JPII iPhone App For World Youth Day

Posted 09.29.2011

Read More: iJPII App, Vatican Iphone, Vatican, Vatican Iphone App, Catholic World Youth Day, Religion and Technology, Religion News

By Francis X. Rocca Religion News Service VATICAN CITY (RNS) Pilgrims at next month's Catholic World Youth Day in Madrid will have some high-tech ...

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The Meeting Of Science And Religion In Real Life

Noah Efron | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Internet, Social Networking, Pope Benedict XVI, Technology and Society, Religion Science, Pope Benedict Social Networking, Religion and the Internet, Religion and Technology, Religion Science Technology, Religion News
Noah Efron

Even more than tired polemics about Darwin, this is where science and religion meet in ways that matter: behind the locked bedroom door of a teen at a screen, waiting to be friended.

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Technology In Temple: Spirituality In 140 Characters Or Fewer

Rabbi Laura Geller | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Digital Spirituality, Twitter Religion, Reform Judaism, Jewish High Holy Days, Technology in Religion, Rosh Hashanah, Technology Spirituality, Spirituality and Technology, Temple Emanuel, Religion and Technology, Religion News
Rabbi Laura Geller

The important questions never change. But new technology can help us pay attention -- and respond -- in different ways.

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