Cosplay in the pulpit and ponies at prayer: Christian faith and lived religion in wider fan culture

Crome, Andrew

doi:10.1080/14755610.2019.1624268

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“…Pada kenyataanya, ketika paham demokrasi dibuka, kelompok masyarakat yang menginginkan bentuk keyakinan agama dengan ciri dan kekhasannya sendiri secara tidak langsung mendapatkan ruang untuk mengaplikasikannya di tengah kebebasan era disrupsi ini. Perilaku menyuarakan keyakinan yang dianut di tengah masyarakat tersebut merupakan bentuk penunjukan identitas diri dan ingin menunjukkan identitas keagamaan dengan berbagai keunikan dan keuniversalan keyakinan yang dimiliki (Crome, 2019). Sehingga ruang kebebasan tersebut menjadi medan pertarungan.…”

Section: Estetika Beragama Pada Sosial Mediaunclassified

Privatisasi Agama di Kalangan Muda Muslim Pada Era Disrupsi

Alauddin,

Safitri,

Jubba

2022

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Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengeksplorasi privatisasi yang terjadi di kalangan pemuda muslim di era disrupsi. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah mix methode atau metode campuran. Data yang digunakan sebagai dasar analisis menggunakan data primer dan sekunder. Data primer diperoleh dengan menyebarkan kuesioner berupa pertanyaan tertutup dan terbuka kepada 100 responden. Data sekunder dalam penelitian ini dari literatur yang berasal dari jurnal-jurnal penelitian sebelumnya, website resmi serta buku-buku yang terkait. Penelitian ini menemukan bahwa privatisasi keagamaan kaum muda di era disrupsi diwujudkan dalam tiga bentuk identitas keagamaan: eksklusivisme, partikularisme, dan primordialisme. Manifestasi ini disebabkan akutnya akses media sosial bagi pemuda Muslim dan kebenaran konten media yang mereka akses tidak dapat dipertanggungjawabkan, sehingga mereka memiliki pemikiran sendiri tentang paham keagamaan, dan privatisasi ini dapat memicu intoleransi dan radikalisme beragama.

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Privatisasi Agama di Kalangan Muda Muslim Pada Era Disrupsi

Alauddin,

Safitri,

Jubba

2022

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“…Semangat untuk menyuarakan keyakinan di tengah masyarakat tersebut merupakan bentuk penunjukan identitas. Seolah ingin meneriakkan, bahwa inilah aku dengan segala keunikan dan keuniversalan keyakinan (Crome, 2019). Bahkan ruang kebebasan tersebut seolah menjadi medan pertarungan untuk mengajak kepada yang lain agar turut serta menjadi bagian darinya, hal demikian merupakan politik identitas keagamaan (Umam, 2018, hal.…”

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Solusi Sosial atas Kontestasi Agama Mayoritas-Minoritas di Arjawinangun Cirebon, Indonesia

Wibisono

Ridho

Sarbini

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Relig. J. Agama dan Lintas Budaya

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This research aims to see that the existence of minority religions in Arjawinangun is very much considered part of the life of the majority religion. The majority religion's protection is intensely felt by minority religions as a form of religious tolerance and highly appreciates differences to become the primary capital of economic, social, and religious development in their communities. This study examines society's sacred theology, the approach, and the method used in social change. This type of field research uses descriptive qualitative analysis. The study results can be argued that: Religious plurality is the basis for people's attitudes to accept and respect other religions. The community has a moderate attitude towards the existence of religious anti-pluralism and pro-pluralism groups. The conclusion is that religious pluralism becomes a means to the common good in solving humanitarian and national problems. Based on the modern, pluralistic social considerations with its religious typology, it is the theology of religious freedom due to charismatic pluralist religious figures' influence.

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“…Lighting the candles, wearing the hijab, or sharing evangelical faith do not lose meaning simply because they mingle with personal interests in Spanish football, superheroes, or magical unicorns. Instead, the emotional connections engendered by links with popular cultural franchises adds further personal meaning to the religious practices undertaken (Crome 2014(Crome , 2019. Such new manifestations of faith may not be especially visible outside of their subcultural communities, but would nonetheless fit broadly within the "new visibility" paradigm.…”

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“Wonderful”, “Hot”, “Good” Priests: Clergy on Contemporary British TV and the New Visibility of Religion Thesis

Crome

2020

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This article examines the “new visibility of religion” thesis through a case study of recent depictions of priests and ministers in British television drama and comedy. It focuses on four award-winning shows produced between 2009 and 2019 with clergy as central characters: Broadchurch, Broken, Fleabag and Rev. Clergy on these shows are depicted positively, in ways that contrast with portrayals in the 1990s and earlier 2000s. The shows demonstrate an active sympathy for, and engagement with, theological themes, and awareness of the important social role that clergy play in inner-city parishes. While some elements of these depictions support the idea of a “new visibility”, at the same time, they reiterate narratives of continuing religious decline in Britain. Rather than unproblematically celebrating faith, the shows use religion to critique neoliberal welfare policy and sacralise notions of community. This “new visibility” is also shown to contribute to the continued invisibility of some religious viewpoints in the media. This article concludes that despite these limitations, recent portrayals of clergy offer new opportunities for religious debate and conversation, particularly within media and fan commentary.

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Cosplay in the pulpit and ponies at prayer: Christian faith and lived religion in wider fan culture

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

Privatisasi Agama di Kalangan Muda Muslim Pada Era Disrupsi

Privatisasi Agama di Kalangan Muda Muslim Pada Era Disrupsi

Solusi Sosial atas Kontestasi Agama Mayoritas-Minoritas di Arjawinangun Cirebon, Indonesia

“Wonderful”, “Hot”, “Good” Priests: Clergy on Contemporary British TV and the New Visibility of Religion Thesis

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