Tag: Heidegger

Is Institutional Religion An Out-Moded Technology? Apple 7 on 15th Sept…

Sep 3, 2010

—

by

KB

in Apple, Blogs | Social Networks | New Media, Emerging Church, Technology, Theology

Apple, the series of events I’ve been organising with some others, is back for another three dates. The idea behind Apple is simple: to get theology to engage with technology and social process. We’ve covered diverse ground such as social networks, the Large Hadron Collider, grey ecology, Heidegger and gadgetry. With this new series –…
Reflections on Apple2 : Heidegger : Technology

Oct 14, 2009

—

by

KB

in Apple, Philosophy, Technology, Theology

Excellent time at Apple2 last night. Alistair Duncan from The Garden kick-started proceedings with an introduction to Heidegger’s philosophical framework, and how this impacted his thinking on technology later on in his life after the scandals surrounding Nazism had died down a little. Though his later language is more poetry than hard logic, Heidegger is…