It just feels as if the logic behind the elimination of introversion is that the more public we make you, the less private time you get to potentially sin. It comes across as being that since you will be constantly public, you will be on high alert and be on your “P”’s and “Q”’s and be the person they want you to be (calling it Christian life) instead of you being yourself and being in reality a supernaturally natural person.
What happens is that like the family in the previous introversion article that did so much publically that their private lives were out of order, the ’sin’ if present will come day come out whether it is in the privacy of your own home or in the public view of all the non-privitized friends. It seems that all of these ‘patch fixes’ do not fix the core problem, but instead delay the inevitable disaster that is about to happen.
What happens when the disaster occurs? A mess is made. A mess no one wants to admit to making nor want to clean up after.
