Issue 29: 50 Years of Centro Latino
In this issue of FULLER magazine, you are invited, through these stories and reflections, to come to the family table. We trust that you will leave the table full of inspiration for your own walk of...
View ArticleIssue 28: Chaplaincy
In this issue of FULLER magazine, we’ll hear the stories, wisdom, and experiences of chaplains, educators, and practitioners, in a variety of contexts, who recognize tangible and intangible spiritual...
View ArticleCOVID-19, ICE, and the Betrayal of Latino Children
Lisseth Rojas-Flores, associate professor of clinical psychology, writes about the trauma inflicted on Latino youth by both the pandemic and the immigration system, as well as the Christian...
View ArticleIssue 27: Hope and Healing
In this issue of FULLER magazine, Fuller faculty and staff consider what it means for us to be bearers of the hope and healing of Christ in the world. The post Issue 27: Hope and Healing appeared first...
View ArticleIssue 26: Re-Forming Evangelism
In this issue of FULLER magazine, guest edited by Soong-Chan Rah, we explore what it might mean for us to be faithful bearers of God’s good news in and for our world today. The post Issue 26:...
View ArticleIssue 25: Family
This issue of FULLER magazine considers the particular question of how our faith shapes, and reshapes, our understanding of “family.” The post Issue 25: Family appeared first on Fuller Studio.
View ArticleIssue 24: Renewing the Church
This issue of FULLER magazine hopes to witness to this sacred movement, happening in the church all over the globe. The stories, articles, and interviews in these pages seek to point to a God who...
View ArticleIssue 23: Justice
What does it look like for wrong to be made right, and how we are to be part of this work? The post Issue 23: Justice appeared first on Fuller Studio.
View ArticleIssue 22: Both/And
Resisting either/or thinking and embrace a both/and perspective. The post Issue 22: Both/And appeared first on Fuller Studio.
View ArticleIssue 21: What’s Next
The world keeps changing, and change always begets more change. A new world means reimagined selves, a reimagined church, and a reimagined way in which disciples of Jesus are prepared to encounter the...
View ArticleIssue 20: In Between
These voices speak something deeply about what it means to be in between. They know the yearning and the pain in that space, but they also know of the hope and goodness to be discovered in it. The post...
View ArticleIssue 19: Migration
The God of the Bible is the God of migration. To follow Jesus meant to be adopted into a migrant family of unlike people The post Issue 19: Migration appeared first on Fuller Studio.
View ArticleFides Quaerens Intellectum and Techno-Religious Authority
Religion—orthodox, unorthodox—is being empowered by technology something the pandemic has only further underlined. The popularity of televangelism played a significant role in normalising the...
View ArticleCultural Differences and Conservative Directions Within Digital Religions
Dr. Pauline Cheong is a pioneer and central figure in Digital Religion (DR). Her essay accordingly provides an excellent introduction and finely nuanced account of religious authority as a defining...
View ArticleWhat is True Religion and Trustworthy Spirituality?
Dr. Pauline Cheong’s erudite article ranges over the full gamut of hyperconnectivity. I especially appreciated it for raising the question of religious authority as it pertains to online and other new...
View ArticleBetween Supplication and Supplantation of Religious Authority
“Egypt’s emerging papyrus technology continues to alarm parents and law enforcement. A new bill introduced today would let the government regulate material found on papyrus. Legislators said,...
View ArticleReligious Adherents as Power Brokers of Religious Authority in the Digital Age
Cheong’s article introduces the complexities of religious authority in the computer-mediated society. She aims at raising awareness of the many fronts in which the digital age requires systematic...
View ArticleTowards a Spirituality that is Authoritative in all Aspects of Life
Pauline Cheong’s article communicates clearly about the challenge of understanding the nature of religious authority in our digitally connected world. She illustrates well the various ways religious...
View ArticleReligious Authority in Hindu Guru Digital Spaces
In her article, Pauline Hope Cheong discusses the ever more expanding and changing interrelation of new media technologies and religious authority. By keeping a superb balance between high level...
View ArticleA Holy Influence: Understanding religious authority in hyperconnected times
The nature of digital connectivity is intensifying as the ‘Internet of Things’ of digital sensors, devices and applications become more tightly woven in our ‘smart’ homes, workplaces, neighborhoods and...
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