Online Missionary Work Has Been Very Well Accepted

As I was searching online through forums on different websites, I was surprised to see how many people really accept online missionary work.  I couldn’t really find anyone who was truly against online missionary work.

There were, of course, many people attacking the church, depending on the website they were making their comments online.  However, many of these people were pretty obviously atheists, ex-Mormons, etc.

There were also many people within the church who commented on the subject of online missionary work, and it was pretty obvious that most of them appreciated and accepted the church’s adoption of online media to do missionary work.

Thinking about what to do or how to continue with my idea of challenging the dogma of missionary work (since it seems like most people within the church already agree with me), I thought that the problem must be with those of my age group.  Granted, many people of my age group struggle to do a lot of things, given the fact that many of us are very busy with school, starting our lives, etc.  Whatever the case, it seems to be a struggle with my age group.

Also, I thought that it could simply be that the people online commenting on these things are most likely people who are good with and very accepting of technology already.  It would also make sense that most older people against online missionary work probably aren’t online commenting about it.

I think my next step would be to see more of what people my age think about online missionary work, and how to encourage them better.  Also, I think talking personally to people of older age groups who aren’t very into technology would help as well.