The fourth is changes in churches' visibility in the public realm. Previously, the Church was a major direct participant and influence in the public realm. The fifth implication is changes in the nature of community and effects on the church as community. The sixth is changes in the nature of social institutions and effects on the church as institution. And finally, the reformation of moral structures.
People view the Internet and religion so differently, it is hard to answer that question.
Some people will continue to worship in church and only in church. Others will go online and worship with others or just share their views on certain religious topics. As much as the Net is changing out ideas of God, it may be changing us even more. For many, signing on to the Internet is a transformative act. In their eyes the Web is more than just a global tapestry of PCs and fiber-optic cable.