Christianity and Social Media

Authors

  • Roushdi Demyan Associate Member of the Royal Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Co-Lecturer in Etymology, Member of the British Literary, Member of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56877/teach-jcs.2025.17

Keywords:

Social Media, Coptic Heritage, Christian Teachings, Heretics, Orthodox

Abstract

In today’s world, there is an observable increase in the number of individuals who feel the need to publicize every detail of their lives on social media. This behaviour reflects a broader trend where the quest for virtual validation through accumulating the largest number of friends or followers has become a defining characteristic of modern society. While it is crucial to acknowledge the valuable information accessible via social media—such as research, learning, and communication—it is equally important to remain cautious of its potential negative effects. As technology continues to advance, and social media becomes an integral part of daily life, churches and religious institutions are increasingly using these platforms to promote Christian values and guide individuals towards spiritual growth.

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Published

2025-05-14

How to Cite

Demyan, R. (2025). Christianity and Social Media. TEACH - Journal of Christian Studies, 4. https://doi.org/10.56877/teach-jcs.2025.17

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Review Articles