Post-Christian Religion in Popular Culture

Andrew D. Thrasher is part-time professor and instructor of Religions Studies at George Mason University and in the Virginia Community College System.

Dedication

Foreword by Matthew William Brake

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I: Theoretical Frameworks

Chapter One: Consuming a Post-Christian Canon?

Chapter Two: The Consumptive Poetics of Belief

Part II: Methodology through Practice

Chapter Three: Marveling Re-enchantment?

Chapter Four: Deconstructing Inter-Religious Resourcement in The Lion King

Chapter Five: Rescripting Theology in Lucifer

Part III: Problems and Prophecies of Modernity

Chapter Six: The Tragedy and Trajectory of Modernity in Cloud Atlas

Chapter Seven: Grieving in the Wake of Wakanda

Part IV: Rescripting Sin as Brokenness

Chapter Eight: Doxologies of Brokenness

Chapter Nine: The Poverty of Sin in Shameless

Part V: Constructive Conclusions

Chapter Ten: Messages of Post-Christian Theology

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