On Spotify, the esoteric podcasts they gain popularity; on social media, the astrologers and tarot readers they become celebrities. In turn, more and more people are buying candles and palo santo and planting their intentions on each new moon. A few months ago, exclusively with Vogue, the Mexican actress Salma Hayek confessed to always carry … Read more
It is not a secret that digital is advancing in the world at dizzying speeds, changing society and the way of life. Religion is also adapting to new mediaand according to a study by Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme, digital religion among millennials it does not replace, but rather complements the religious experience of young people. As digital … Read more
Nostalgia, inclusiveness, economic uncertainty and a return to analogue are the keywords for consumption in 2023 which will be guided by millennials. Members of generation y – born between 1981 and 1996 – thanks to a higher disposable income, they have finally established themselves as the new dominant consumers. To draw this picture were Catawiki, … Read more
Adventist News – A recent Adventist Record article asked, “Is the online church really a church?” Perhaps Living Manna, the first entirely virtual Adventist Church, would say yes. But Bruce Manners, author of the article, writes that “unless we are unable or isolated, we are biblically called to be part of the church in a … Read more
August 18, 2022Kathryn Post, RNS/Protestinter I support the Christian Journal A Canadian study reveals that a significant minority of millennials consuming religious content on social networks would still have a religious practice present.For a large number of millennials (people born between 1981 and 1996, editor’s note), technology has been limited to discovering tamagochis in the … Read more