Filter bubble effect and religiosity: filter bubble effect implication in the formation of subjects and views of religiosity

Abstract

The Internet presents a space called cyberspace. He changed the various aspects of human life, among them religion. The internet is closely related to the Lebenswelt (world-life) where humans live. There are religious impacts on internet media on the one hand, and the internet also forms religious individuals in life. In the perspective of religious phenomenology, technology is not neutral but human formation, as well as allowing the gap it can affect humans. This research will refer to the paradigm of constructivism as far as can be elaborated in the sitting of religious phenomenology. As a result, a follower of religion, as he is in contact with the internet media, he will be exposed. The negative effect of the filter is the strengthening of a person’s pretension to be reductive which leads to a radical attitude.The bubble effect filter, on the other hand, it is a necessary logarithmic system. There are two findings on this, firstly, the system it self is given. Secondly, even if undoubtedly, it is vulnerable to cracks, and can be rearranged. That is, it is optionally user-dependent, and simply, the information appears to match the availability of keywords.