Religion and Second Life
June 29th, 2007 at 19:36
Article recently in the Washington Post looks at the different ways in which people are bringing religion into the Second Life virtual environment. See Finding Religion in Second Life’s Virtual Universe – washingtonpost.com (Text also available here)
Related links:
- Anglican Second Life Inhabitants Construct Medieval Cathedral – Game | Life – Wired Blogs and The power of the blog « brownblog via SansBlogue: The Second Life Cathedral goes mainstream.
- Greenflame · Paul Teusner on Heidi Campbell’s “Exploring Religious Community Online”
- Greenflame · Religion and computer-mediated communications
- Greenflame · Research in New Media and Religious Online Communities
- Greenflame · God in Cyberspace
- Greenflame · Give Me That Online Religion
- Greenflame · Virtual Praystation
- Wired 3.07: Technopagans – May the astral plane be reborn in cyberspace and Erik Davis [ TECHGNOSIS ]
- Wired 3.06: A Globe, Clothing Itself with a Brain and “CyberGrace: The Search for God in the Digital World” by Jennifer Cobb.
- All sorts of things in the cyberspace and virtual reality categories.
Posted by stepheng,
in Cyberspace, Faith & Religion
June 29th, 2007 at 8:18 pm
Greetings bro!! My name is Mark Brown I am CEO of the Bible Society in NZ and leader of the Anglican Community in SL.. I would love to chat sometime soon; the interplay between the virtual platform and spirituality engages me immensely.
June 29th, 2007 at 11:11 pm
Hi Mark. Thanks for dropping by. The Second Life project sounds intriguing and I’d like to hear more about it sometime. I take it that you’re based in the heavenly city of Wellington?
Stephen.