There is a new battlefield, and it lives in the palm of ourhands. For all the warnings about spiritual warfare, so often we overlook themost persistent, pervasive weapon aimed at our hearts: technology. We like tothink of spiritual attack as something old-fashioned—darkness lurking on themargins, evil whispering in the night. But the enemy has learned, and he ispatient. He no longer just prowls; he programs. He shapes not only what we seeand hear, but how we think and even who we become.