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摘要
在线教会是基于互联网的基督徒社区，通过数字媒体进行敬拜、改变宗教信仰和其他教会活动。本文基于三个在线教会的案例研究:i-church、圣公会第二人生大教堂(Anglican Cathedral of Second Life)和lifecchurch。电视教会在线。七个关键主题从这些案例研究中浮现出来，并在这里用作比较分析的框架:大众吸引力、精神体验、社区、对熟悉的依赖、当地教堂出席、内部控制和外部监督。
Online churches are Internet-based Christian communities, pursuing worship, proselytism and other ecclesial activities through digital media. This article is based on three case studies of online churches: i-church, the Anglican Cathedral of Second Life, and LifeChurch.tv Church Online. Seven key themes emerge from these case studies and are used here as a framework for comparative analysis: mass appeal, spiritual experience, community, reliance on the familiar, local church attendance, internal control and external oversight.
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