Theology and communication

Azada, J. (2000). The least of these in the information age : reflecting theologically on access and the digital divide.

Barbour, I. (1993). Ethics in an age of technology (1st ed.). [San Francisco Calif.]: HarperSanFrancisco.

Borgman, E. (2005). Cyberspace-Cyberethics-Cybertheology / Erp, Stephan,; 1966-. London: SCM.

Brown, B. (1989). A theology of communication for a post-literate church.

Charles Sturt University., & Ledger, C. (2004). Towards a theology of technology : a theological inquiry into technological culture and the koinonia of the Church. {Canberra}: The Author.

Chowdhury, D. (2007). In our own image : humanity’s quest for divinity via technology. Bloomington IN: AuthorHouse.

Chung, S. (2007). The missional ecclesiology in contemporary hyperreal culture.

College of St. Catherine., & Schaffer, S. (1989). Information technology ethics : an organizational issue. St. Paul Minn.: College of St. Catherine.

DeLashmutt, M. (2006). Sketches towards a theology of technology : theological confession in a technological age.

du Castel, B., & Jurgensen, T. M. (2008). Computer Theology. Midori Press LLC.

Edappilly, J. (2003). The emerging electronic church : a theological critique on the church encountering computer, television, and cyber world. Bangalore: Asian Trading Corp.

Elwell, J. (2011). Crisis of transcendence : a theology of digital art and culture. Lanham Md.: Lexington Books.

Heidebrecht, P. (2008). Re-reading Yoder in order to conscientiously engage technology through the practices of the church.

Hess, M. E. (1999). From Trucks Carrying Messages to Ritualized Identities: Implications for Religious Educators of the Postmodern Paradigm Shift in Media Studies. Religious Education, 94(3), 273–288.

I.S.P.C.K. (Organization), & Singh, M. (2009). Cybertheology. New Delhi: Indian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Iwuchukwu, M. (2009). Media ecology and religious pluralism : engaging Walter Ong and Jacques Dupuis toward effective interreligious dialogue. Köln Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing.

Kelly, C. (1998). Contemptus mundi : Thomas Merton’s critique of technological civilization.

Laytham, D. B. (2012). iPod, YouTube, Wii play: theological engagements with entertainment. Eugene, Or.: Cascade Books.

Lee, P. J. (2009). Towards a theology of communication rights. Fieldwork in Religion, 4(2), 191–207.

Lucie-Smith, A. (2007). Narrative theology and moral theology: the infinite horizon. Ashgate Publishing Company. Retrieved from http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=pEcgjFvlI6cC&oi=fnd&pg=PA1&ots=oWUw-RHA_X&sig=1QQvD6ViaKm8vDHp4KMtmPC9EmI

Marshall, Y. (2001). Communio sanctorum : communion, community and church. Dubuque Iowa: Wartburg Theological Seminary.

Mitchell, J. (1996). Imagining God in a visual culture. Edinburgh: Theological Institute of the Scottish Episcopal Church.

Pace, B. (2009). Public reason and public theology: how the church should interfere. Anglican Theological Review, 91(2), 273–291.

Panhofer, J. S. (2007). Erlöstes Leiten: Eine Kommunikativ-Theologische Intervention / Scharer, Matthias,; 1946-. Ostfildern: Matthias-Grünewald-Verlag.

Phillips, W. (1989). Theological foundations for the use of radio and television in the ministry of the church.

Plude, F. F. (1997). Communication Theology1. New Testament Backgrounds: A Sheffield Reader, 375.

Schultze, Q. (2002). Habits of the high-tech heart : living virtuously in the information age. Grand Rapids Mich.: Baker Books.

Serampore College., & Raja, J. (2006). Introduction to communication and media studies : a text book for theological students. Bangalore: BTESSC/SATHRI.

Shaw, J. (2009). Illusions of freedom : Thomas Merton and Jacques Ellul on propaganda.

Soukup, P. A. (2003). The Structure of Communication as a Challenge for Theology. Teología y Vida, 44, 102–122.

Soukup, P. A. (2004). Transforming the Sacred: The American Bible Society New Media Translation Project. Journal of Media and Religion, 3(2), 101–118.

Terlizzese, L. (2009). Trajectory of the 21st century : essays on theology and technology. Eugene Or.: Resource Publ.

University of Edinburgh.;University of Edinburgh., & Campbell, H. (1999). Interactions : theology meets film, TV & the Internet. Edinburgh: Centre for Theology and Public Issues University of Edinburgh.

Ward, P. (2008). Participation and mediation : a practical theology for the liquid church. London: SCM.

Waters, B. (2006). From human to posthuman : Christian theology and technology in a postmodern world. Aldershot Hants England ;;Burlington VT: Ashgate Pub.

Whitman, M. (2011). Putting God in his place : exalting God in the iculture. Minneapolis Minn.: Next Step Resources.

Willis, R. (1990). Toward a theological ethics of technology an analysis in dialogue with Jacques Ellul, James Gustafson, and philosophy of technology.

Yeow, C. L. (1989). Theology and Communication. Singapore: ATESEA.

Zajac, M. (2007). The theology of social communication and the class-based digital divide : social justice implications in the educational ministries of the Sisters of Notre Dame.