Christianity After Social Media | Samuel James

Samuel James, Crossway editor and writer, discusses the negative impact of social media on Christianity, highlighting the tribalism and superficiality it has bred. He explores the blurring of public and private in the internet age and the harmful effects of online affirmation. The podcast also delves into the transformative impact of social media on theology and the importance of investing in institutions and inventions. It ends with a discussion on the redeeming aspect of small affinity groups on platforms like Facebook and the need to separate theology from the digital world.