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You don't have to be religious to admit he's right, if you don't control the process by which decisions affecting you are made, you're not free. You can read the full text at Magnifica Humanitas

I find it absolutely impossible to accept that this man and those around him are good people. So I don’t believe a word they say on any subject.

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Only you know the right answers if you go deep in yourself, whether you approach them through your intellect or devotion.

I personally prefer the former approach, and some snippets coming from these spiritual leaders can be constructive, like this:

“On the other hand, relationships tend to become less and less personal and increasingly virtual, and there is a risk of becoming accustomed to delegating to algorithms decisions that belong solely to human conscience,” he warned, addressing thousands of faithful gathered in St Peter’s Square.
“Ensuring that social relationships have real substance and personal depth is, in this regard, the contribution that the Christian community seeks to offer,” he said.

I have a feeling though that Pope might be harnessed as an authority to keep the powerful technology away from the masses.

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