4 tech trends that will impact your life and faith in 2023
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Chris Goswami2023-01-12T10:12:00
As we head into this new year and technological advances continue at a breathtaking speed, it can be hard to keep up, much less work out how they may potentially affect our every day life or faith.
What is just a passing fad and what may fundamentally change life as we know it? What is to be embraced, and what should we be more concerned about?
Here’s my guide to the four biggest tech trends that I see impacting wider society, and how it might affect Christians and the Church:
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