The Religion of Technology: The Divinity of Man and the Spirit of Invention
David Noble challenges the common belief that science and religion are natural enemies by revealing their deep historical connection. He argues that modern technological progress is fueled by a thousand year old spiritual quest for transcendence and salvation. Rather than being purely secular, our obsession with innovation stems from a religious desire to recover the perfection lost in the Garden…
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