I wish another story had been told by Christians, but I suspect that the reasons aren't just in the choice of a script. As I fear is the case with so many areas of technology, Christians simply aren't involved. Though there are brave souls working to get their churches computerized, trying hard to teach pastors to use a computer, working to convince parents that the computer is a necessary tool for the work place, it seems to be an uphill battle. But this won't happen unless the church becomes involved more actively in learning about and using technology for the kingdom of God. It isn't easy.
Technology is complex.
People involved in direct ministry to hurting people don't often have the time to read tech publications or to go to computer classes. Doing many of those things and then helping the rest of the church use technology for the kingdom of God is what Ministry Computing Resources is all about. Ministry Computing Resources works to equip the saints in both the theoretical and practical areas. We read the books, scan the journals, go to the movies and comment on trends in technology and how they measure up to the Word of God. Our Wired Lion section comments on current culture from the same perspective.