Religion in a Culture of Digitality: Belief, Power, and Participation
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This episode explores how digital technology is transforming religious belief and practice, reshaping authority and governance within religious communities.
On this episode of Sustainability Matters, we ask: How is digital technology transforming religious belief and practice today? How does digital culture reshape religious authority, education, and governance? And how do emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence complicate questions of belief, legitimacy, and responsibility within religious communities? All this and more with Dr. Thomas Schlag and Katharina Yadav, editors of Religious Communication, Interaction and Transformation in...
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Guests: Dr. Thomas Schlag, Katharina Yadav
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Organizations: Religious Communication, Interaction and Transformation
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