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The Invisible Revolution
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Last Thursday January 18th we saw a revolution. We saw the internet reach out of the wires that contain it and effect real change in the United States in real time. The internet collectively rose up against two bills that threatened to destroy it; SOPA and PIPA. The best look at what PIPA and SOPA [...]
Why an Open Internet Should Matter to the Church
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The internet has changed things. It has leveled the playing field for billions of people in terms of access to information. That access has allowed people to empathize to ever increasing amounts of people and in turn organize behind beliefs against things like dictators, poverty, human trafficking and other issues. In America we are beginning [...]
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