Routledge Blogging My Religion: European Secular, Muslim & Catholic Media

This Routledge academic text examines how religion in Europe is transforming through digital media spaces, with particular focus on Atheist, Catholic, and Muslim blogs as platforms for religious discourse. The book employs a comparative analytical approach to understand how bloggers articulate narratives about religion that symbolically challenge institutional religious authority. It explores the reconfiguration of both physical and virtual spaces of practice and belief in contemporary Europe, addressing the proliferation of digital media discourses that are reshaping religious identity and community. By introducing the theoretical concept of hypermediated religious spaces, the work adds substantial complexity to existing scholarship in religion and digital media studies. Ideal for academics, researchers, and students in religious studies, anthropology, sociology, and media studies seeking to understand the intersection of faith, technology, and cultural change in modern Europe.