The Religion on the Social Media

Religious dialogue and cooperation 5 (5):23-30 (2024)
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Abstract

Nowadays, social media dominates the practice of communication, sending words, images,and videos at the speed of light (Seitel, 2011). Users of social networks have the opportunityto write, speak, publish, meet other users, and provide a virtual place for meeting, socializing, andinteracting. Social media gives users the flexibility to configure their user settings, customize theirprofiles to look specific, organize their friends or followers, manage what information they wantto see or don’t want to see, even give feedback information about what they do, etc. Globalizationhas made it possible to perceive the world as a whole, to strengthen the sense of belonging,and not to be excluded from the events that take place somewhere on the other side of the world.This paper aims to analyze the relationship between religion and social media, and the subject ofresearch is addressed through the promotion of religion on social media and specifically refers tothe situation in the Republic of North Macedonia. The main research question is: How is religionpresented on social media? The analysis focuses on the official religious institutions in Macedonia,and through which channels they promote their interests? The primary data source is used usingcontent analysis.

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