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 1   1,  4 |        of the Internet to carry religious information and teaching
 2   2,  5 |  benefits and advantages from a religious perspective: “They carry
 3   2,  5 |      news and information about religious events, ideas, and personalities;
 4   2,  5 |   immediate access to important religious and spiritual resources—
 5   2,  5 |   Doctors of the Church and the religious wisdom of the ages. It has
 6   2,  5 |        of faith, and enrich the religious lives of users. It also
 7   2,  5 |     areas, the members of other religious bodies—who otherwise may
 8   2,  5 |   number of parishes, dioceses, religious congregations, and church-related
 9   2,  6 |         particular churches and religious institutes on local, national,
10   2,  7 |        of seminarians, priests, religious, and lay pastoral personnel
11   2,  8 |       to defaming and attacking religious and ethnic groups. Some
12   2,  9 |   suggest that some visitors to religious web sites may be on a sort
13   2,  9 | choosing elements of customized religious packages to suit their personal
14   2,  9 |      the Internet; and even the religious experiences possible there
15   3,  10|                             10. Religious people, as concerned members
16   3,  11|    personnel. Priests, deacons, religious, and lay pastoral workers
17   3,  11|   groups—“seminarians, priests, religious brothers and sisters, and
18   3,  12|        for truth in the face of religious and moral relativism, for