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Now, here's your host, Jay Warner Wallace.

Thanks for joining me at Colcase Christianity.

I'm Jay Warner Wallace.

Today, I'm going to take a little bit of time to talk about something you may have had

struggled with in the past when you're trying to share what you believe with your friends and family. So I want to talk about some simple guidelines,

four simple guidelines for interacting with people online. And I think it'll help you to kind of

figure out how to best interact, especially if you're somebody who's kind of stepped up and started

to learn how to use the social media that's available to us. I mean, almost everyone now has got a Facebook account of one

sort or another. I mean, my mom, who's, you know, in her 70s, just this year became very active

on her Facebook account. So I think we're seeing that those folks who made in the past would have said,

what's Facebook, are already using social media of one nature or another. And if you're like me, you've probably discovered

that in some of these different social media networks, you've got a rich, robust collection

of clubs and groups and other associations in which folks have similar interest to you

are altogether interacting back

and forth, either with images like in Pinterest or, you know, with all kinds of different

ways.

Instagram is all of people's personal lives are being posted.

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