Percepciones y sentidos de los sagrado en las generaciones digitales

Perseitas 8 (1):142-159 (2020)
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Abstract

The purpose of this article is to inquire into the perception and sense of what is considered sacred by youth mediated by the use of technology, the internet and social media. Based on an approximation to digital young generations and theirperception of what is considered sacred, there is an approach to investigatereligion and digital culture. What is sacred is built and showed in alternativespaces out of traditional institutions, such as the internet and social media. Thecyberspace allows what is sacred to get closer to the human being in his pursueof God.

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Jorge Balladares
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