So happy to have discovered your substack while strolling on Paul Kingsnorth's Abbey...
I've read the entire thread you started on the topic of `Orthodox authors who seriously criticize technology` - I have the same question (and the same feeling of disappointment) being an born-orthodox who had to find answers to the technological question only in non-ortodox brilliant authors. I've noticed that you mention some critique made by fr. Alexander Schmemann - in which book can this be found (besides `For the Life of the World`?). Also, you suggest that Frithjof Schuon has written more extensively on modern technology - in which one of his works should I fetch this?
Thank you so much and keep up the good work!
PS - (sorry for making this comment here, I'm quite new to substack and I didn't figure out how to directly message the author - if it's unappropriate, please delete it)
"Everything today is ugly, and this book aims to be one small effort to reinvigorate the world with truth, beauty, and goodness."
Sounds great! Although for me I would say *most* things *human made* are ugly. Still much beauty in our dying natural world, I think.
Dear Farasha Euker,
So happy to have discovered your substack while strolling on Paul Kingsnorth's Abbey...
I've read the entire thread you started on the topic of `Orthodox authors who seriously criticize technology` - I have the same question (and the same feeling of disappointment) being an born-orthodox who had to find answers to the technological question only in non-ortodox brilliant authors. I've noticed that you mention some critique made by fr. Alexander Schmemann - in which book can this be found (besides `For the Life of the World`?). Also, you suggest that Frithjof Schuon has written more extensively on modern technology - in which one of his works should I fetch this?
Thank you so much and keep up the good work!
PS - (sorry for making this comment here, I'm quite new to substack and I didn't figure out how to directly message the author - if it's unappropriate, please delete it)