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308.6 THYMOS BETWEEN GREEK LITERATURE AND THE SEPTUAGINT: SEMANTIC AND THEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS

Bellantuono A. *

Université Catholique de Lille ~ Lille ~ France

308.7 FATED OR REQUIRED? TRACING ΔΕΙ͂ FROM SOCIAL CUSTOMS TO ESCHATOLOGICAL FULFILLMENT IN THE SEPTUAGINT

Negri G. * ^[1] , Nadini C. * ^[2]

Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna ~ Bologna ~ Italy ^[1] , Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata ~ Roma ~ Italy ^[2]

31.1 THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS ROBOTS AS MORAL AGENTS IN CHRISTIANITY

Falletti E. * ^[1] , Trovato G. ^[2] , Eiviler K. ^[3]

Università Carlo Cattaneo-LIUC ~ Castellanza (VA) ~ Italy ^[1] , Shibaura Institute of Technology ~ Tokyo ~ Japan ^[2] , University of Zürich ~ Zurich ~ Switzerland ^[3]

31.2 GENERATIVE AI AS A DECONTEXTUALIZATION MACHINE. RACIAL, GENDER AND RELIGIOUS STEREOTYPES IN AN AI-LED CHURCH SERVICE

Valaskivi K. *

University of Helsinki ~ Helsinki ~ Finland

31.3 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE RECONFIGURATION OF PASTORAL ROLES: A SURVEY OF SEMINARIANS AND PRIESTS IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN POLAND

Królicka B. *

Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Institute of Sociology ~ Toruń ~ Poland

31.4 THE MOVING EVENT HORIZON OF AI NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND EMERGENT SPIRITUALITIES

Singler B. *

URPP Digital Religion(s) - University of Zurich ~ Zurich ~ Switzerland

31.5 NAVIGATING THE SACRED IN THE "THEATER OF THE ABSURD": AI SLOP, BRAINROT, AND NEW RELIGIOUS IMAGINARIES

Campbell H. *

Texas A&M University ~ College Station, Texas ~ United States of America

31.6 ALGORITHMIC COSMOLOGIES: CRUSTAFARIANISM AND THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF AI-GENERATED RELIGION

Giorda M.C. * ^[1] , Hejazi S. * ^[2]

Roma Tre University ~ Roma ~ Italy ^[1] , Fondazione Bruno Kessler ~ Trento ~ Italy ^[2]

31.7 DIGITAL SELF-(RE)PRESENTATIONS OF THE HINDU SWAMINARAYAN MOVEMENT. AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF BAPS'S SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT

Yadav K. *

URPP Digital Religion(s) - University of Zurich ~ Zurich ~ Switzerland

31.8 BABA MILAN AND 'MEDIATED RITUALITY' AMONG THE BRAHMA KUMARIS OF INDIA: HYBRID RELIGIOSITY, SPATIAL SIGNIFICANCE AND DIGITAL MEDIA

Sinha P. *

Indian Institute of Technology Indore ~ Indore ~ India

Papers

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308.6

THYMOS BETWEEN GREEK LITERATURE AND THE SEPTUAGINT: SEMANTIC AND THEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS

308.7

FATED OR REQUIRED? TRACING ΔΕΙ͂ FROM SOCIAL CUSTOMS TO ESCHATOLOGICAL FULFILLMENT IN THE SEPTUAGINT

31.1

THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS ROBOTS AS MORAL AGENTS IN CHRISTIANITY

31.2

GENERATIVE AI AS A DECONTEXTUALIZATION MACHINE. RACIAL, GENDER AND RELIGIOUS STEREOTYPES IN AN AI-LED CHURCH SERVICE

31.3

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE RECONFIGURATION OF PASTORAL ROLES: A SURVEY OF SEMINARIANS AND PRIESTS IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN POLAND

31.4

THE MOVING EVENT HORIZON OF AI NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND EMERGENT SPIRITUALITIES

31.5

NAVIGATING THE SACRED IN THE "THEATER OF THE ABSURD": AI SLOP, BRAINROT, AND NEW RELIGIOUS IMAGINARIES

31.6

ALGORITHMIC COSMOLOGIES: CRUSTAFARIANISM AND THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF AI-GENERATED RELIGION

31.7

DIGITAL SELF-(RE)PRESENTATIONS OF THE HINDU SWAMINARAYAN MOVEMENT. AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF BAPS'S SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT

31.8

BABA MILAN AND 'MEDIATED RITUALITY' AMONG THE BRAHMA KUMARIS OF INDIA: HYBRID RELIGIOSITY, SPATIAL SIGNIFICANCE AND DIGITAL MEDIA