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Interesting to think that 20? to 50? years ago (i.e. when we were ‘formed’ as Christians) there was no way that this conversation could have been had. Before the internet there was no way to unpack thoughts like this because there was no anonymous audience that would be created. The internet has brought about a permanent change to institutional Christianity.
There are definitely forms of spirituality that are being created now due to possibilities of the internet. This stuff is seminal.