The internet isn’t killing God

Conn Carroll from the Washington Examiner suggests that while the internet has led to the decline of physical businesses like Tower Records and Blockbuster, as well as traditional media such as newspapers, recent research claims it may now be affecting religious belief or participation. The article does not provide specific details on the research mentioned but implies a trend where technological changes influence societal structures and habits. Carroll uses this pattern to highlight how new technology can disrupt established institutions and practices in unexpected ways.