-This article was chosen to show that the internet has an influence on adults' religious belief systems.

-Quotations: 
“Those who spend more time online may be more likely to develop a “problem-solving inventiveness” or “tinkering attitude” that carries over into other aspects of life, including religion.” (McClure, 2017, p. 487).
"I find that Internet use is associated with increases in being religiously unaffiliated and decreases in religious exclusivism." (McClure, 2017, p. 481). 
"The Internet—that one is free to choose and tinker with affiliations among various religious institutions—may intensify or map onto broader cultural shifts." (McClure, 2017, p. 485).
-The article has various explanatory experiments on the topic so it is very valuable for the research. 

-In this article Pescott focused on the 13 years old 6 group of children for 8 years. The research shows us children are aware of the danger in social media. However, this can be still harmful for them (Pescott,2020, p.1). It helps them to encourage their friendship and let them socialize more easily. On the other hand, this can end up with “oversharing”. They start to hide behind their screen and start to act like someone else (Pescott,2020, p.1). Since identity formation is easier in childhood this can affect their entire life easily. This also can cause “identity crisis” which can cause with instability and confusion (Pescott,2020, p.1). they  are not trying to stick the truth while making their profiles, they try to  communicate with reader/audience and showing themselves as audience want (Pescott,2020, p.2).

-The article explain what is the effects of social media on children objectively with researches.

-Quotations:
"social media, is changing the way children and young people socialize(Pescott,2020,p.1)"
"On one hand, young people are described as oversharing by “broadcasting” their lives on social media and, on the other hand, they are seen as becoming socially isolated, awkwardly “hiding behind their screens” and engaging in virtual social interactions(Pescott,2020,p.1)"
"....teens and young people are an especially important group because they are at a transitional period, where they are discovering who they are and who they want to be(Pescott,2020,p.2)"

- has a comprehensive research about childrens social media use

3) How much time do you spend surfing on the internet in a day?
 4) Are you religiously exclusivist (the idea that one religion is true) or pluralist (the idea that all religions are true)?
 5) Are you disinterested or isolated from politics? 
 what extent Qs (agree/ do not agree):
 6) Since the internet gives me many options free choosing options among a variety of religious traditions, I cannot strict with one of the religions. 
 7) The internet enables me to choose and to be adapted any religion, regardless of my religious tradition. 
 8) Internet caused me to be socially isolated from society. Thus, I feel like hiding behind the screen (awkward).  
 9) I believe that the internet has been negative social impacts on me. Thus, it must be limited the access of children to the internet until they reach a certain age.

10)  It is important for me to live in a country which ruled on a democratic basis.
11) Since the internet enables communication with people who have different cultural backgrounds, I am inclined to cultural change while I am surfing on the internet.