Digital Religion

Heidi A. Campbell is Associate Professor of Communication at Texas A&M University, USA. Her books include Exploring Religious Community Online (Peter Lang, 2005) and When Religion Meets New Media (Routledge, 2010).

Part One  Community Heidi Campbell  Authority Pauline Cheong  Religion Greg Grieves  Ritual Christopher Helland  Identity Mia Lövheim  Authenticity Kerstin Radde-Antweiler  Part Two  Japanese New Religions Online: Hikari no Wa and "Net Religion" Erica Baffelli  Digital Storytelling and Collective Religious Identity in a Moderate to Progressive Youth Group Lynn Schofield Clark and Jill Dierberg  Islamizing New Media Nabil Echchaibi  Charting Frontiers of Online Religious Communities: The Case of Chabad Jews Oren Golan  Considering Religious Community through Online Churches Tim Hutchings  ">Go Online!< Said My Guardian Angel" The Internet as Platform of Religious Negotiation Nadja Miczek  The Kosher Cell Phone in Ultra-Orthodox Society: A Technological Ghetto within the Global Village? Tsuriel Rashi  Hindu Worship Online and Offline Heinz Scheifinger  Playing Muslim Hero: Constructing Religious Identity in Video Games Vit Sisler  Formation of a Religious Technorati: Negotiations of Authority Among Australian Emerging Church Blogs Paul Teusner  The Digital Bricoleur: Authenticity in a Wired World Rachel Wagner Virtual Buddhism: Buddhist Ritual in Second Life Louise Connelly  Part Three  Theology and the Internet Stephen Garner  Theoretical Frameworks for Approaching Religion and New Media Knut Lundby  Ethics in Internet Research Mark Johns