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This void created in terms of communication had to be replaced with something. And what has replaced it in the world in which we live? Online validation, the cultivation of the ego on social media, and social media reaching the position of a god of the soul for those who are so attached to these networks.

Against · social media
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source

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It makes you dependent on technology and social media, and you turn an existence that should be concrete and tangible into a virtual existence, imagining that you are liked by everyone.

Against · technology and social media
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source
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virtual narcissism, which arises from the desire for approval on social media and is extremely serious, taking you captive and making you dependent without you even realising it

Against · virtual narcissism
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source
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this search for approval is part of a broader phenomenon of attachment to things that provide image, status or recognition, which not only distances people from one another, but often takes over social relationships that had previously been well established

Against · attachment to image, status or recognition
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source
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Let us give God the importance that we give to those whose validation we seek on the internet.

For · God
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source
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If we related to the good God with at least the same degree of interest and intensity that we show towards our presence on social media, would things not be much better?

For · God
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 19 · View source
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