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This collection of essays represents the work of fifteen scholars in four disciplines: philosophy, theology, sociology, and cultural studies. It offers an interdisciplinary reflection on the role and impact of technology in society, focusing on the implications for human flourishing. It attempts to engage the Christian vision of the human person with questions concerning technological progress, drawing on an interdisciplinary base. Two of the contributors teach in the U.S: Rev. Stephen Butler Murray, Skidmore College, and Paul Brian Campbell, LeMoyne College. All of the editors teach at Mary Immaculate College. University of Limerick. Eamonn Conway is currently a Visiting Professor at Notre Dame University.