[Air-l] Re: Air-l-aoir.org Digest, Vol 13, Issue 14

[Paula]

ROFL!

Derek Mcmillan wrote:

>A somewhat irreverent comment I heard on CNN was "the
>new Pope has a website. This is interesting because
>the Church has been slow to adapt to new technology -
>until recently a laptop was an altar boy."
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>>   1. NEW BOOK: Religion and Cyberspace (Morten
>>Thomsen H?jsgaard)
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>>Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 12:00:51 +0200
>>From: Morten Thomsen H?jsgaard <hojs at hum.ku.dk>
>>Subject: [Air-l] NEW BOOK: Religion and Cyberspace
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>>Looking for literature on the implications of
>>religious communication on the 
>>Internet?
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>>This new book might be an idea:
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>>Religion and Cyberspace.
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>>Morten T. Højsgaard & Margit Warburg (eds).
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>>Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis Books Ltd.
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>>224 pages. 2005.
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>>ISBN 0-415-35763-2 (paperback).
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>>ISBN 0-415-35767-5 (hardback).
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>>Religion and Cyberspace explores how religious
>>individuals and groups are 
>>responding to the opportunities and challenges that
>>cyberspace brings. It 
>>asks how religious experience is generated and
>>enacted online, and how faith 
>>is shaped by factors such as limitless choice, lack
>>of religious authority, 
>>and the conflict between recognised and
>>non-recognised forms of worship.
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>>The book includes new chapters by Eileen Barker,
>>Lorne L. Dawson, and 
>>Stephen D. O'Leary.
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>>See the complete list of contributors and chapters
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>>http://www.staff.hum.ku.dk/hojs/relcyb.html.
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>>With kind regards,
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>>Morten T. Højsgaard
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>>External Lecturer, Ph.D.
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>>University of Copenhagen
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>>Department of History of Religions
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>>Artillerivej 86
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>>2300 Copenhagen S
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