Do you think there’s a fundamental difference between offline and online identity? Is one bound by social conventions and the other truly chosen and free of these constraints? As Geez stays rooted in our commitment to print, we ask questions about the online world that’s growing rapidly around us.

• Regulars
• Editorial: Welcome to Geez 2.0
  Aiden Enns 7
• Letters 62
• Sinner's Corner
  Margot Starbuck 65
• Piotr's Distraction [comic]
  Justin Petkau 54
• Poetry
• Says city water
  Tamiko Beyer 37
• Convent garden
  Veronica Gaylie 53
• Life Offline
• The smart house
  Tia Newransky 10
• Big data sucks big energy
  Melissa Hiebert 12
• Google empowers and demotes us
  Andrew Siebert 13
• Lessons from the nursing cushion
  Betsy MacDonald 15
• Abroad but not away
  Alex Jürgen Thumm 16
• Far from signal land
  Larisa Zehr 17
• The trouble with Twitter
  Nicole Shukin 19
• Try no WiFi at home
  James Wilt 22
• Ecstatic memories
  Ruth Wilson 26
• Imagining community in story and soil
  Henry Bakker 27
• Just wait
  Leanne Wild 28
• Soft portal
  Chris Reilly 30
• Neo-Luddite knowledge can animate our species
  James Wilt 32
• Raising off-line kids in a real-life world
  Dee Dee Risher 38
• Creating community with craft beer
  Becky Garrison 42
• Friendship needs coffee
  Kristina Cerise 43
• Remember the body is good
  Abigail Rine 46
• Resources for further reading 60
• Media Studies 20
• Peace and oppression
• Clothing the naked
• Experiments 68
• Sharing your church building
• Bicycle music
• DIY heat-retention cooking
• Civil Disobedience 72
• Mohawk people occupy train tracks
• Priests roam amidst riots
• News
• Feministry 76
• Mail in your tampons
• Christian Peacemaker Teams 77
• Trouble in Iraqi-Kurdistan
• Catholic Worker 78
• Reschooling: From farms to inner cities
• Public life goes private
• The rainbow page 79
• Catholic diocese refuses to sell