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We live in a world
of personal computers and search engines, e-mail and network,
capacity and storage, research and retrieval, entertainment and
commerce, chat rooms and websites, MySpace. … We're manned
with PDAs that take pictures, remember our tastes, indulge our
whimsies and play our favorite tunes. We have video on demand
and songs on a chip and games on a screen. We have bloggers that
blabber and blogs that enlighten. We're exposed to hi-def and
lowbrow. We are the masters of a new universe whose boundaries
are yet to be determined.
But it's also
important to remember that it will do us little good to wire the
world if we short-circuit our souls.
--Tom Brokaw (Commencement
Address; Stanford University--06/18/2006)
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At Intervarsity, we don't believe
that anyone should have to go through the college life alone.
So, we are eager to be a community of students who work together
and encourage one another during our time at Columbia.
This page is devoted to discussing
personal struggles, investigating the Christian faith, and expressing
personal thoughts. Our aim here is to try to figure out what it
means to keep from "short-circuiting our souls." Take
some time to check out the various links below.
If you have any comments or questions,
feel free to contact us at ivcf.columbia@gmail.com
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