Plough Quarterly No. 15 - Staying Human

This edition offers a profound exploration of technology's impact on humanity, urging readers to reflect on their relationship with modern advancements in Plough Quarterly No. 15 - Staying Human.

In Plough Quarterly No. 15 - Staying Human, the intricate relationship between technology and human flourishing is thoughtfully examined. The issue delves into various technological advancements such as artificial intelligence, genome editing, and the pervasive influence of social media. Contributors raise important questions about how these innovations reshape our lives and challenge our humanity, prompting readers to consider how we can maintain our essence in an increasingly digital world.

The discussions span a range of topics, including the allure of transhumanism and the diminishing presence of silence in our lives due to smartphones. While the contributors agree that technophobia is not a viable solution, they also emphasize the importance of confronting the genuine risks posed by technology. They encourage readers to reflect on their technology use, suggesting radical ideas like living without computers or limiting screen time for children, as highlighted by Steve Jobs' own parenting choices.

Additionally, the issue features original poetry, insightful book reviews, and reflections from notable thinkers such as Wendell Berry and C.S. Lewis. With a blend of art and literature, Plough Quarterly No. 15 - Staying Human serves as a rich resource for those striving to integrate their faith into everyday life, fostering a community committed to thoughtful engagement with the challenges of modernity.