Christie Goode is the Director of Donor Relations at Regent College.
Thesis Presentation: Time & Television
Speaker(s): Christie Goode
Date: March 24, 2005
Length: 1:13:13
Product ID: RGCD3446C
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Description
Christie Goode explores the influence of television on shaping the N.A. experience of time in a linear fashion & links that structure of time to a dehumanization of society. However, another linear alternative is porvided from a Judeo-Christian worldview that creates a cyclical momentum constantly bringing us back to the Sabbath which regularly reaffirms the creating & redeeming work of God. Within this framework we are allowed to slow down & live within the healthy, life-affirming boundaries of being human.
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