Religion Online: Finding Faith on the InternetLorne L. Dawson, Douglas E. Cowan Cyber-faith : how Americans pursue religion online : executive summary / Elena Larsen -- Popular religion and the World Wide Web : a match made in (cyber) heaven / Christopher Helland -- Cyberspace as sacred space : communicating religion on computer networks / Stephen D. O'Leary -- Young people, religious identity and the Internet / Mia Lvheim -- Religion and the quest for virtual community / Lorne L. Dawson -- Reading and praying online : the continuity of religion online and online religion in Internet Christianity / Glenn Young -- This is my church : seeing the Internet and club culture as spiritual spaces / Heidi Campbell -- Rip.burn.pray : Islamic expression online / Gary R. Bunt -- The cybersangha : Buddhism on the Internet / Charles S. Prebish -- New religions and the Internet : recruiting in a new public space / Lorne L. Dawson and Jenna hennebry -- The Internet as virtual spiritual community : teen witches in the United States and Australia / Helen A. Berger and Douglas Ezzy -- The goddess net / Wendy Griffin -- The house of Netjer : a new religious community online / Marilyn Krogh and Brooke Ashley Pillifant -- Virtual pilgrimage to Ireland's Croagh Patrick / Mark MacWilliams -- Searching for the apocalypse in cyberspace / Robert Campbell -- Contested spaces : movement, countermovement, and e-space propaganda / Douglas E. Cowan). |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Cyberfaith How Americans Pursue Religion Online | 17 |
Popular Religion and the World Wide Web A Match Made in Cyber Heaven | 23 |
Cyberspace as Sacred Space Communicating Religion on Computer Networks | 37 |
Young People Religious Identity and the Internet | 59 |
Religion and the Quest for Virtual Community | 75 |
Reading and Praying Online The Continuity of Religion Online and Online Religion in Internet Christianity | 93 |
This Is My Church Seeing the Internet and Club Culture as Spiritual Spaces | 107 |
New Religions and the Internet Recruiting in a New Public Space | 151 |
The Internet as Virtual Spiritual Community Teen Witches in the United States and AustraliaY | 175 |
The Goddess Net | 189 |
The House of Netjer A New Religious Community Online | 205 |
Virtual Pilgrimage to Irelands Croagh Patrick | 223 |
Searching for the Apocalypse in Cyberspace | 239 |
Contested Spaces Movement Countermovement and ESpace Propaganda | 255 |
Contributors | 273 |
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