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van Oorschot, Frederike: Digitale Theologie und digitale Kirche: Eine Orientierung, Heidelberg: heiBOOKS, 2023 (FEST kompakt: Analysen – Stellungnahmen – Perspektiven, Volume 7). https://doi.org/10.11588/heibooks.1271

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https://doi.org/10.11588/heibooks.1271
ISBN 978-3-948083-97-7 (PDF)
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11/30/2023

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Frederike van Oorschot

Digitale Theologie und digitale Kirche

Eine Orientierung

FEST kompakt: Analysen – Stellungnahmen – Perspektiven

Worship services online, pastoral care via Instagram, Facebook churches, and religious influencers on YouTube – the phenomena of digital church and digital theology are diverse and have been growing rapidly since the pandemic, in the German-speaking world and elsewhere. This volume aims to serve as a map in this field: it maps debates around the German conceptualizations of ‘digital church’ and ‘digital theology’ and thus serves as an introduction to and overview of the rapidly growing field of debate and research since 2020.

PD Dr. Frederike van Oorschot is lecturer for Systematic Theology and head of the department “Religion, Law, and Culture” at the interdisciplinary research institute FEST in Heidelberg. Her research focuses on Digital Theology, Public Theology and theological hermeneutics.

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Table of Contents
Pages
PDF
Titelei
Inhalt
7-8
Vorwort
9-11
1 Who is who? Digitale Theologie – digitale Kirche – digitale Religion
13-28
2 Dimensionen digitaler Theologie
29-50
3 Dimensionen digitaler Kirche
51-72
4 Digitale Theologie und digitale Kirche. Wegmarken jenseits des Kartierten
73-99
Quellenverzeichnis
101-104
Literaturverzeichnis
105-111

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