‘The Dangers of Internet Orthodoxy’: An Interview with Bishop Irenei of London and Western Europe

Source: Orthodox Europe

May 2, 2023

Bishop Irenei was interviewed by Archpriest Josiah Trenham of Patristic Nectar Publications on the topic of the use of the Internet and social media in an Orthodox context. Is there a difference between ‘Orthodoxy on the internet’ and ‘Internet Orthodoxy’? What are the dangers, as well as the positive potentials, of the use of Internet technologies to further the embrace of Holy Orthodoxy in our present age?

The video interview can be viewed below:

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Bishop Irenei (Steenberg)

5/2/2023

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