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== History of internet evangelism ==
== History of internet evangelism ==
[[File:African open air Christian meeting.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|[[Africa]]n Christians clapping at an open air meeting.
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Internet evangelists and cybermissionaries are beginning to understand the importance of learning language, culture and contextualization. Thus it is this last Ethnically Aware phase that is the true future of cybermissions.<ref>[https://lausanneworldpulse.com/themedarticles-php/213/02-2006 Contextualizing Cyberspace – Missiology Still Matters When it Comes to Cybermissions and Internet Evangelism]</ref>]]
Internet evangelists and cybermissionaries are beginning to understand the importance of learning language, culture and contextualization. Thus it is this last Ethnically Aware phase that is the true future of cybermissions.<ref>[https://lausanneworldpulse.com/themedarticles-php/213/02-2006 Contextualizing Cyberspace – Missiology Still Matters When it Comes to Cybermissions and Internet Evangelism]</ref>]]
''See also:'' [[History of internet evangelism]]
According to the Lausanne World Pulse Archives which was a joint effort between the [[Billy Graham]] Center and the Lausanne Movement from 2005-2011, the four phases of Christian [[Internet evangelism]] are:
According to the Lausanne World Pulse Archives which was a joint effort between the [[Billy Graham]] Center and the Lausanne Movement from 2005-2011, the four phases of Christian [[Internet evangelism]] are:
{{Cquote|'''1.''' Eccentric – (early 1990s) Newsgroups, bulletin boards and online “flame wars” between Christians and [[atheism|atheists]] were common.
{{Cquote|'''1.''' Eccentric – (early 1990s) Newsgroups, bulletin boards and online “flame wars” between Christians and [[atheism|atheists]] were common.