Albert Mohler has a great post on texting and its play in culture. He writes…
Statistics can be used to inform or to mislead, and sometimes they can shock. See if this statistic isn’t shocking: In the fourth quarter of 2008 American teenagers sent and received an average of 2,272 text messages per month. That, dear friends, is nothing to LOL about…
Who can doubt that this has something to do with the epidemic of distractedness that plagues us all? Cramping thumbs may be a leading physical phenomenon, but distracted minds and unquiet souls are the spiritual phenomena.
Read the whole thing here.
