The call to resist modern technology In the ancient and magnificent church, the candlelight flickered and the atmosphere was solemn. The archbishop stood on the high podium, his face solemn, and his eyes swept over the devout believers below the stage. "Dear brothers and sisters," the archbishop spoke slowly, his voice echoing in the silent church, "We are in an era full of temptations and dangers. Modern technology, these inventions that seem to bring us convenience, are actually products that go against God's will." He raised the Bible in his hand, and his slightly trembling hands showed his inner excitement and anxiety. "You see, mobile phones, that small screen connects the world, but it also makes our hearts far away from God. It makes people indulge in the illusory online world, ignore the real people and things around them, and ignore the communication with God." A whisper sounded from the audience, and the faces of the believers showed doubts and uneasiness. The archbishop continued, "Cars take us quickly between cities, but they also accelerate the degeneration of our souls. We no longer walk to feel the gifts of the earth, and we no longer pray silently on the way. Our hearts have become impetuous, and we have lost our fear and patience for God." "And then there are televisions and computers, they fill our minds with false images and information, and keep us away from the truth of the Bible. We are addicted to entertainment and have forgotten that the mission God has given us is to spread love and the gospel, not to waste our lives on these illusory pastimes." The believers began to whisper to each other, some with a thoughtful expression, while others looked a little confused. The archbishop raised his voice, with a determined light in his eyes: "We are God's people and must resist these technologies that go against God's will. Let us return to a simple life, measure the earth with our feet, and listen to God's voice with our hearts. No longer rely on these machines, but rely on our faith in God." He stretched out his arms, as if to hug every believer: "Let us unite and reject the temptation of modern technology. In this sinful age, hold fast to our faith, become a beacon in the darkness, and lead more people into the arms of God." With the archbishop's call, the atmosphere in the church became more and more enthusiastic, and some believers had a determined flame in their eyes. They were ready to follow the archbishop, collectively resist modern technology, and embark on this path of returning to God's guidance.