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Communication is fundamental and theologically foundational to our practical and social being.
Our being as human is created in communication and is constituted by communication. Theologically, we exist first and foremost because God communicates in the act of creating. The different means by which we communicate bring t heir own colour and flavour to a communication situation and are part of the meaning of what takes place. Likewise, different technologies of communication address different senses and as such construct meaning in different ways. Faith and culture are inextricably intertwined.