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2	"Reached over 1 million with..." Reached over 1 million with diverse religion affiliations 28 million Americans have used the Internet to get religious and spiritual information This figure spiraled after 9/11 This does not include worldwide figures 25% of Internet users have gotten religious or spiritual information at one point or another
3	"Jehovah Witness" Jehovah Witness Buddhist Hinduism Jehovah Witness Islamic Zoroastrianism Quakers Judaism Christianity Mormon Non Christians Neo-pagan chat groups Muslims Cyber pilgrimages Adidam
4	"With a few clicks of..." With a few clicks of the mouse one can access Sacred Jewish Texts http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/index.htmVirtual city in Israel Western wall streaming live http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SUNA_enUS248US248&q=Western+wall+streaming+live Cyber Churches http://extremeprophetic.com/ Communicate online Religious Blogs Religious Newsgroups Electronic Books Religious Internet Video Various Religious Portals Various Religious User groups
5	"Used to lead people to..." Used to lead people to Christ Used as tactics for getting around censorship China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, etc Used by religious organization to disseminate material that was harder to get to the world Used to solicit fund
6	"It has made the large..." It has made the large world we live in smaller Help people find a purpose whether positive or negative Educated people to many religions from all over the world Has introduced the good, the bad and the ugly in Religions
7	"Age" Age, Bunt R. Gar. Islam in the digital. Bunt, Gary. Research and News about Islam in the digital Age. 2003. Brasher, Barbara. Give Me That Online Religion. John Wiley & Sons; 1 edition , February 6, 2001. Buechler, Rabbi Howard R. "How has the Internet changed religion:." Newsday (2007): B20. Hinderson, Rev. Charles P. God Web. www.godweb.org.