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Rev. Dr. Robert M. Hardies, October 29, 2017
 
I once heard Cornel West observe that while our smartphones keep getting smarter, we’re not getting any wiser. “Smart is for phones,” he said, “let the people be wise.” This morning we explore how our “high-tech, low-touch” society impacts our spirits, as well as our capacity for resilience and wisdom.

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Rev. Dr. Robert M. Hardies, October 29, 2017
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I once heard Cornel West observe that while our smartphones keep getting smarter, we’re not getting any wiser. “Smart is for phones,” he said, “let the people be wise.” This morning we explore how our “high-tech, low-touch” society impacts our spirits, as well as our capacity for resilience and wisdom.

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