WHAT DOES CHRISTIAN MISSION LOOK LIKE IN THE DIGITAL PUBLIC SPHERE OF THE 21ST CENTURY, AND WHAT ROLE DOES THE INTERNET PLAY IN THIS “MISSION”?
WHAT DOES CHRISTIAN MISSION LOOK LIKE IN THE DIGITAL PUBLIC SPHERE OF THE 21ST CENTURY, AND WHAT ROLE DOES THE INTERNET PLAY IN THIS “MISSION”?
Author(s): Claudiu-Ștefan RaicuSubject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Social Sciences, Sociology, Theology and Religion, Religion and science , Sociology of Culture, Biblical studies, Eastern Orthodoxy, Sociology of Religion, Psychology of Religion
Published by: Editura Arhipelag XXI
Keywords: mission; Generation Z; internet; mass-media; validation;
Summary/Abstract: This article aims to explore what Christian mission means in the age of the internet and to sound the alarm regarding Generation Z and how faith is perceived today. Furthermore, the multitude and diversity of messages transmitted via the internet, in an attempt at apparent “communion” and validation, seem to fill people’s lives, giving them a sense of self-sufficiency. Thus, those who remain connected and influenced by new technologies and the media experience an information overload that often exceeds their capacity to manage it.
Journal: Journal of Romanian Literary Studies
- Issue Year: 2026
- Issue No: 45
- Page Range: 1150-1155
- Page Count: 6
- Language: English
