This article aims to examine how media and computers can serve as a vehicle for the enhancement of spiritual and religious identity and socialization. An innovative typological model (RSTM) for assessing secularity and religiosity and its implications on the need to utilize advanced information and communication technologies (ICT) are discussed. In addition, another innovative theoretical model (KPIF) describes how, through the use of advanced ICT, information is transformed into knowledge and becomes an integral part of the meaning-making and identity formation processes.