At First Things, Stefan McDaniel takes a stand against blogging: Someone recently encouraged me to write more, because “words aren’t lifeblood. Words are cheap.” Words are certainly held cheap, and...
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by Brenna Moore
“Keep your money, I got my own”
...the power that came from her own hard-earned cash: “Yup, I put it on him, it ain’t nothing that I can’t do. Yup I buy my own if he deserve...
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by Richard Amesbury
Islam: not a religion?
...a video clip recently made available online, Ramsey is asked during a campaign stop about his stand on “a threat invading our country from the Muslims.” After responding that he...
Rethinking public religion: Word, image, sound
The elegy for good days: Encounters with Urdu poetry in Delhi
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by Shamika Goddard
There is such a thing as a tech chaplain
It is my birthday, and I have taken an emergency house call from one of my professors. She offers to buy me lunch, and then we go into her dining...
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by Wei Zhu
Digital publishing and the academic study of religion
Over at The Huffington Post, Norris J. Chumley writes on the growing influence of online forums and journals in the academic world of religion: Internet publishing is being taken more...
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by Kathryn Reklis
Give me that digital religion
...worms. Of course, the tricky thing about new media technologies is precisely the lack of centralized control over the “meaning” of the practices they generate. Viewers joining the online program...
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by Laura Duane
Immortalizing Michael Jackson through public ritual
online social networking platforms, admirers of MJ, including religious believers, can now participate in the creation of their own ritual and symbols of remembrance online. Read the full post here....
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by Bryan S. Turner
Religion and modern communication
...of religion—such as going to church or to the mosque—no longer necessary, and the result is that religion online becomes online religion. The Internet has therefore only served to reinforce...