Religion in the Age of Digitalization: From New Media to Spiritual Machines

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of figures and tables
List of contributors
Introduction
Part I Religious practices in the age of digitalization
	1	Islam and new media: Islam has entered the chat
	2	Understanding God in the Web 2.0
	3	Buddhism in the age of digital reproduction
	4	Hinduism and new media: identities being deconstructed and constructed
	5	To use or not to use the Internet to support religious and spiritual life
	6	Networked individuals: the virtual reality of the sabbath in twenty-first century American Judaism
	7	Robots, religion and communication: rethinking piety, practices and pedagogy in the era of artificial intelligence
Part II Religious and spiritual hopes in the digital turn
	8	Technology: the new God?: techno-metaphysics and homo deus: contemporary attempts towards a radical perspective on the digital change of religion
	9	Religion and digitalization
	10	Is transhumanism a religion?
	11	Are “spiritual machines” possible?
	12	A digital spirituality for digital humans?
	13	Experience and information: thoughts on spirituality in a time of information flooding
	14	The correlation between ethics and technology
Outlook: digital religion and (dis-)embodiment
Index