Edited by Annika Krahn, Ralf-Peter Reimann, Frank Seifert and Axel Siegemund
Nomos, Baden-Baden, 2026
Doing Theology Digitally is a practical guide to the digital transformation of the church, theology and religious policy. The book shows how faith can be lived, reflected upon and shaped in the digital space – in an innovative, interdisciplinary and understandable way.
The volume combines theological foundations with concrete examples from social media, AI, scriptural research and religious education. Become part of the digital reformation – with practical tools and profound reflection for teaching, community work and personal interest.
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Bibliographic Information
- Title: Doing Theology Digitally
- Editors: Annika Krahn, Ralf-Peter Reimann, Frank Seifert, Axel Siegemund
- Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Year: 2026
- Series: Technik und Religion | Technology and Religion, volume 1
- Edition: First edition
- Print ISBN: 978-3-7560-0894-0
- eBook ISBN: 978-3-7489-1641-3
- Languages: English and German
Contributors
Ali Aghaei · Clifford B. Anderson · Hermann Diebel-Fischer · Lale Diklitaş · Jasmin Eder · Carina Geldhauser · Mohammad Gharaibeh · Christoph Günther · Ryan Haecker · Nadeem Elias Khan · Martin Kutz · Marie Meyer · Armina Omerika · Ramazan Özgü · Ralf Peter Reimann · Frank Schwabe · Christian Sterzik · Akif Tahiiev · Benedict Totsche
Editors
Edited by Annika Krahn, Ralf-Peter Reimann, Frank Seifert and Axel Siegemund. Learn more about Ralf Peter Reimann and his work on theology and digital communication.
