The COVID-19 pandemic pushed more and more of religious life online, whether temporarily or, for some individuals and congregations, indefinitely. Big tech companies, notably Facebook, have even devoted resources to building online spaces for religious practice and worship. It is now especially pressing to consider biblical accounts of rituals and their insights for our online lives.
The articles in this series will fall into three main categories, addressing the following questions:
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This series will be expanded with more contributions from women and men working in this area of scholarship into a forthcoming book collection.
The Humans who Worship Theologically speaking, religious worship is not supposed to be about us. Rather, it’s an expression of…
Part of the Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age series
The pandemic changed our relationship with worship dramatically. At the beginning of 2020, many of us had never heard of…
Part of the Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age series
On a recent visit with friends in Scotland, I noticed how the Scots described the last two years as “the…
Part of the Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age series
I wonder if you’ve had the experience of pausing for a moment in your day and finding yourself suddenly overcome…
Part of the Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age series