Media is becoming more and more accepted every year. Everyone uses the Internet, whether for study, hobbies or entertainment, it is recognized as a bad thing but in other eyes it is a good tool for education or in general. There are television programs that may be biased or provide others with knowledge, or news that may again provide knowledge or spread rumors. Then there is religion, religion has had an impact on many people's lives and currently still does, it has changed people completely, for better or for worse. But both media and religion have something in common, both can have an impact on people and both can be recognized as principled and virtuous or harmful and harmful. This topic is extremely relevant to today's society since media is used so frequently and routinely, especially nowadays. The media has been seen as something harmful and actions have been taken, but can the media go so far as to cause harm to religions? The consequences of this problem could range from high to low, but the problem could change people's beliefs, causing conflict in communities or families. It could also cause a large divide between religious followers and atheists; third, religions could act by banning different branches of media, such as banning certain websites or films. The issue is important because the media plays such an important role in the lives of citizens today, and religion will always be important to different people. I am interested in this issue because the media influences and impacts our lives, perhaps more than necessary, and Internet addiction has also been taken into serious consideration in China, so if it affects people in the countries I was curious to find out if it affects people belonging to religions. The causes that determine whether the media is harmful...... middle of paper ..... .ok, I see the world a little differently. It has made me more compassionate, more understanding of people." This shows that the internet can broaden people's views on topics, or even the world. In the UK change is slower here, but more and more Christians are becoming diving into the interactivity. world of media. Comparing the UK and America is quite simple as I have researched each nation and many different news articles or polls to find out what at least the majority of the nation thinks about religion and the media. In summary, the American public view is this. Religious followers are very sensitive to what any form of media publishes about their religion, they also believe that media such as news focuses too much on the negative side of things. England is slowly but steadily introducing media into churches and religious communities.