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Posts: 14 12/08/03 10:35:35 |
While you are correct that the web is not regulated as much as press or radio, for instance, there are still many ways of filtering out (and pressing charges against) those individuals / viewpoints that incite religious hatred. Suffice it to say we cannot inform you of these, but as long as everyone keeps to the ground rules and objectives in the welcome section there should be no problems!!
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Unregistered(d) |
RE: God online | #2 | ||
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Posts: 0 12/08/03 10:40:34 |
I don't think the Church has to worry about the surge in religious internet usage. For those that believe in the sacrament of Holy Communion, and the general emphasis on the body in Christianity (for example the incarnation of Christ), the disembodied communication of internet surfing could never replace going to Church. The body and forging real local communities is central ot Christianity. The internet will only add to its impact and message - not replace it.
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| God online | 12/08/03 09:33:11 | Unregistered(d) |
| RE: God online | 12/08/03 10:12:48 | Unregistered(d) |
| RE:RE: God online | 12/08/03 10:17:30 | Unregistered(d) |
| Religious communities are possible online! | 12/08/03 10:21:49 | Unregistered(d) |
| Religion online can be dangerous | 12/08/03 10:29:03 | Doubting Thomas |
| RE: Religion online can be dangerous | 12/08/03 10:35:35 | Simon Cohen |
| RE: God online | 12/08/03 10:40:34 | Unregistered(d) |
| Church attendance will fall with the rise of the internet! | 12/12/03 10:05:33 | Unregistered(d) |
| RE:RE:RE: God Online | 12/19/03 03:27:09 | Unregistered(d) |
