Abstract
Technology is transforming many venues. Some suggest that the transformation is happening much too quickly, others suggest not quickly enough. As Christians, we have a responsibility to observe this technological transformation through the lens of faith and act upon what we learn. As academic librarians, we have a responsibility to use technology to further the spread of resources to our patrons. How does a Christian librarian respond to changes? Is there a measuring rod by which technology should be evaluated?
This article argues that relationships are the measuring rod by which technology should be evaluated; relationships meaning not simply a casual acquaintance, but an effort to restore Eden in every interaction that takes place, both online and face to face. When these efforts are made, faith, librarianship, and technology can serve a unified purpose.
Recommended Citation
Trott, Garrett B.
(2009)
"Faith, Librarianship and Technology,"
The Christian Librarian: Vol. 52:
Iss.
1, Article 6.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.55221/2572-7478.1758