This book investigates the profound and often unsettling thought of Jacques Ellul, a French sociologist and philosopher known for his critiques of modern technological society. Fasching, drawing on Ellul's extensive writings, aims to elucidate the core tenets of Ellul's philosophy, particularly his concept of 'technique' and its pervasive influence on human life and culture. The work explores Ellul's theological underpinnings and his call for a radical Christian response to the challenges posed by an increasingly technical world.

This work is likely to be of significant interest to scholars and students of philosophy, sociology, and theology, particularly those engaged with the thought of Jacques Ellul. It offers a focused exploration of Ellul's complex ideas, providing a valuable resource for understanding his critiques of modern technology and society. The book is expected to contribute to ongoing academic discussions regarding Ellul's legacy and relevance.