religion

Alex Wilhelm at The Next Web reported an unusual behavior of the Google search machine that involves queries on religion. When you type any of the biggest world religions in the search bar Google suggests you different options of the search with one significant exception: it suggests nothing on Islam. If you type "christianity is", or "judaism is" you will get suggestions but when you type "islam is", you get nothing.

 The fact that the churches are built in the World Wide Web became wide-spread. A growing number of congregations are creating Internet offshoots that go far beyond streaming weekly services. The sites are fully interactive, it is possible to see a dedicated Internet pastor, use a live chat in an online "lobby," Bible study, one-on-one prayer through IM and communion. The viewers on one site can accept Christ as their savior clicking on the tab during worship. Flamingo Road Church, based in Cooper City, Fla., twice conducted long-distance baptisms using the Internet.