Not All Spiritual E-Mail Is Sent With Divine Intentions

Sometimes that junk e-mail in your computer inbox isn’t trying to sell you something — it’s trying to save your soul. Get ready for spiritual spam. An e-mail security company Friday reported an uptick in evangelical missives crusading across the Internet. While religious spam makes up less than 2% of the billions of junk e-mail messages sent each day, its numbers have grown in recent weeks, according to MessageLabs, a New York-based anti-spam company. “With the recent right-wing swing in elections, maybe they’re trying to ride that wave,” said Paul Wood, the firm’s chief analyst. Some messages are little more