This volume considers the mediation of religion in the context of global relations of power, culture, and communication. It takes a nuanced, historical view of emergent religions and their mediation in various forms. The wide range of chapters provides valuable insight into particular contexts while also offering connections to other cases and contexts. Together, they form a snapshot of religious evolution in the media age.

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- 300 Ramayanas

- AadiShakti platform
- Adams, R
- African Traditional Religion
- Africans
- age of exploration
- agnosticism
- altar call
- Althusser, L
- anatta
- Anderson, B
- animé
- Adams, A
- Appadurai, A
- apps
- Asamoah-Gyadu, K
- Asante
- Assmann, H
- atheism
- Auslander, P
- avatar

- Bagherzadeh, F
- Bakhtin, M
- Banaji, S
- banalization
- Barnes, Marian
- Bharani
- BigPharma
- Bird, W
- birth control methods
- birth control pill
- BJP
- Blau, E
- Bobel, C
- Bollywood
- Borelli, V
- Boyd, R
- Braga, J
- Brahmanism
- Brasher. B
- Brazil
- breastfeeding
- Brexit
- Bright, B
- Britain
- Buddhism

- Campos, L
- Campus Crusade for Christ
- Castoriadis, C
- Catholic
- Catholicism
- Center for Media, Religion, and Culture
- Chakrabarty, D
- Chaves, M
- Chen
- Christian evangelism
- Christian music
- Christianity
- citizenship
- civility
- Clark, Lynn Schofield
- climate ...

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Introduction Media and Religion: The Global View
Conjuring the Religious, the Global and the Mediated
High Tech Mediations, Low Tech Lifestyles: The Paradox of Natural Parenting in the Digital Age
Multi-site Mediated Worship: Why Simulcast Sermons Need Live Local Praise Bands
Silencing the Tongues of Angels? The Aesthetics of Destruction in Environmental Edens
Anatta in Buddhism and Games: Emptiness and the Magic Circle
The National Museum and Religious Identity: The “Islamic Period” at Iran’s National Museum
Media, Religion, and the Fabric of Culture and Communication in Contemporary Brazil
Digitizing Jesus: Expanding Publics and Cultivating Civility with the Jesus Film Smartphone App
Digital Media and Imperial Formations: The 2012 Lady Gaga Controversy in South Korea
Media Curation and Re-emergent Religion in Ghana’s Roadside Public Sphere
Religion, Media and Culture in India: Hindutva and Hinduism
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