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Religion Today - for iPad/Mac/PC

The Open Universitywww3.open.ac.uk
Religion is a powerful force in today’s world, as almost any newspaper or news broadcast will make clear. Inextricably linked with nationalism, popular culture, social norms and the lives of individuals, it touches almost every area of public and private life. This course examines many of the most exciting and controversial issues in religion today, including the impact of globalisation/Evangelicalism, feminism and environmentalism, and whether secularisation might mean the eventual death of religious practices and institutions, or whether New Age, Wicca and other alternative spiritualities might become the new face of post-modern religion. This material is taken from The Open University Course AD317 Religion today: tradition, modernity and change.
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Episodes

Religion Today

A short introduction to this album.

Apr 13, 201051 sec

Keeping the youth in church

How the Anglican church is combining traditional and modern to keep the youth involved in the church.

May 27, 200811 min

Testimony to God

A look at the creation of humanity in the eyes of God and some testaments by the congregation of Milton Keynes covenant fellowship.

May 27, 200815 min

Transcript -- Testimony to God

Transcript -- A look at the creation of humanity in the eyes of God and some testaments by the congregation of Milton Keynes covenant fellowship.

May 27, 2008

Cassandra, the village witch

Cassandra Latham explains her life as a full time, Inland revenue accredited village witch.

May 27, 200811 min

Glastonbury: three religious perspectives

A film comparing three very different forms of worship in Glastonbury, starring Patrick Riley, an Anglican vicar, Jake Chapman, a Buddhist monk and Kathy Jones, a Goddess worshipper.

May 27, 200829 min
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