The Philosophy of Religion in the Digital Era

Abstract

This study explores the impact of the digital revolution on religious beliefs and spiritual experience, focusing on the transformations in religious discourse within digital spaces. The widespread use of digital media has led to pluralistic interpretations and diverse religious practices, affecting the traditional authority of religious texts and reshaping faith from a traditional collective framework to a dynamic individual experience. The research highlights the challenges posed by this shift, particularly the fragmentation of beliefs and weakening of collective reference. Employing a descriptive analytical approach, the study analyzes recent literature and research on digital religious discourse. The aim is to understand how digital spaces can be utilized to promote a moderate and balanced religious discourse that meets contemporary challenges.