RT Article
T1 From the Historical Reformation to the “Digital Reformation”: Contemporary Theological Challenges
JF The ecumenical review
VO 72
IS 2
SP 209
OP 222
A1 Puntel, Joana T.
A1 Sbardelotto, Moisés
LA English
PB Wiley-Blackwell
YR 2020
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1726846490
AB This article analyzes the challenges presented for contemporary theological thinking by the current shifts in communication, starting from the concept of a “digital reformation” as a counterpart to the theological revolution that occurred with the historical Reformation. It goes on to consider how processes of communication on the Internet require us to rethink certain theological categories - from the new and renewed ways of constituting and manifesting theological knowledge within the digital environment through the emergence of new loci, subjects, and theological syntheses. We conclude that the challenges of contemporary digital culture and the need for a connected theology mean that theology, as a field of knowledge, requires a new theological synthesis.
K1 Internet
K1 Digital Reformation
K1 Digital social networks
K1 Theology
DO 10.1111/erev.12508