Abstract
Ken Funk gives sound advice when he concludes his article (PSCF 59, no. 3 [2007]: 201-11) by calling us to "learn prudent technological innovation and practice" and to "think critically and Christianly about technology" (p. 209). However, the arguments for this conclusion would be strengthened and would gain greater coherence if he would abandon what appears to be Platonic presuppositions regarding the nature of created reality, human life, and therefore of technology.