Why is there little to no concern about the surveillance state? - a podcast by American Pastors Network

In the New Testament book of 2 Thessalonians it talks about the man of lawlessness emerging from the sea of humanity through deception and the Apostle Paul’s warning, not to be deceived. In today’s world there is a seeming lack of any concern about the massive invasion of privacy and the governmental collection of data on all of us. Many comment (particularly the younger generation) “Oh well, it doesn’t make any difference anyway” or “they already have everything already so, go ahead and post all you want on FB and Twitter. Why is there not more concern about something that could be so potentially harmful?

Are other things keeping Americans from being outraged about the privacy they are losing?What will it take to wake up people generally and Christians specifically to the issues concerning technology and privacy?

Does it matter if you aren’t doing something wrong?

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