Digital Religion Page 1 Page 2 Digital Religion “Digital Religion is a watershed publication
that documents and defines the field, one that will quickly establish itself as an essential …

Since the 1980s, there has been a steady rise in the performance and practice of religion
within online environments. Starting with the formation of religious sub-groups on Usenet …

This article suggests that religious practice online, rather than simply transforming religion,
highlights shifts occurring within broader Western culture. The concept of “networked …

The response of churches to the challenges presented by the global COVID-19 pandemic
invites a closer examination of the relationships between virtual and embodied religious …

Despite the vast number of people who use technology as a part of their spiritual practice,
there is little research on the subject in studies of Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) …

Online churches are internet-based Christian communities, pursuing worship, discussion,
friendship, support, proselytization, and other key religious goals through computer …

Given its rich and multiplex nature, treatments of religious authority vis-à-vis developments
in digital media have taken on varying forms and scales. Although the role of authority had …

The rhetorical force of religious moods and motivations in contemporary society and human
experience may be as compelling today as at any period in history. In the first half of the 20th …

This article offers theoretical reflections on the study of religion and the Internet by critically
discussing the notion of “digital religion”(Campbell 2012). In particular, it stresses the …

This volume revolves around a seemingly simple question: What is “digital religion”? In the
last several decades we have seen significant changes take place in the ways …