Media and Religious Authority
by Stewart M. Hoover
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How has your personal experience with televised worship, religious podcasts, or online faith communities changed the way you view traditional clergy and institutions?
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Stewart M. Hoover discusses how modern media allows individuals to curate their own spiritual diets; in what ways do you see people today acting as their own religious authorities?
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In an era where charismatic religious figures can reach millions instantly through social media, how has the definition of religious charisma and credibility evolved compared to historical standards?
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