By Dan Gilgoff, CNN.com Religion Editor (CNN) – Steve Jobs’ admirers praised him for de-cluttering the world of high-tech gadgetry. The products that made him famous, from the Macintosh computer to the iPad, exemplified minimalist design and simplicity of use, enabling what some called a Zen-like experience. “Apple products are as defined by what they're missing as much as by what they contain,” wrote tech and pop culture columnist Jeff Yang this year in the San Francisco Chronicle. The spiritual side of Steve Jobs Might Jobs’ approach to innovation and design have been provoked by real-life Zen, as in Zen Buddhism? The Apple chief, who died Wednesday at 56, had a decades-long…
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