What to do with our digital inheritance after death

27-11-2021

Christian Life

Martijn den Hollander, RD

What to do with our digital inheritance after death

The digital world is more and more intertwined with our lives. Someday we must part. What do we leave behind online? And how are we remembered on social media?

John Knox stood firm against the spirit of his age. Statue of the Scottish Reformer in Edinburgh. Photo RD, Evert van Vlastuin

All debates are ruled by humanistic thinking now

Christians should become cross-thinkers again. They have to practice sustained and fierce spiritual warfare.

Many churches kept in contact with their people through livestream technology during the corona pandemic. Photo Bethelkerk, The Hague

Dutch research: Digital church service can remain valuable after Covid

Many churches use digital facilities during the Covid pandemic. Camera and microphone serve the people at home. Digital church services can also be valuable after the crisis.

Male and female are sometimes seen as pigeon-holes. Photo Sjaak Verboom

The end of male & female: what is the belief behind gender mainstreaming?

“Mum, when will I become a boy?” a girl once asked. Mother laughed. “You are a girl, my child, so you will never be a boy.” Many mothers today will answer less candidly.

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