SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE FORMATION OF CIVIL ACTIVITY IN YOUTH

Abstract

Formation of democratic principles, increase of social and political activity of citizens, introduction of individual freedom, liberalization of political processes, improvement of the multiparty system on the basis of democratic norms, increase of activity of public and non-governmental organizations in the period of the goal of building civil society in our country, the tasks are intertwined with a civic culture that embodies universal values. If we recognize civil society as an opportunity to express a high civic culture, we understand that the spiritual maturity of citizens is a factor in a full understanding of democratic principles in such a society. With the further development of the human mind, the development of science and technology, the Internet has entered the ranks of the media in the XXI century. This means of communication, which covers the global information space, has both positive and negative aspects. While its positive side is the dissemination and exchange of information for people between the ages of 3 and 80, its negative side serves to spread various destructive ideas, terrorism, obscenity, religious extremism and fundamentalism. We can see this in the example of various advertisements, announcements and small messages. It would be wrong to say that a small frustration, which at first seemed insignificant to us, later became a global problem.