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Digital Discipleship (Part 2): Destructive Distraction

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Christians should be aware of how the web and its technologies are dividing, distracting and dissipating our attention. This has massive effects on a people who need to practice spiritual concentration and to be able to admire and meditate for long periods of time. We consider in this programme how we can combat the destructiveness of perpetual digital distraction
26 Apr English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Christianity

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