“…Needless to say, there are a range of deployable theoretical or thematic concepts for this area of research: agency, affordance, affect, experience, performance, authority, identity, authenticity, proselytization, community/communitas, discourse, and ritual practice. As noted by Campbell and Vitullo (2016), key questions that have emerged from the more recent research phase are to document and analyze the relationships between changing digital and religious cultures, and between online and offline religion. Furthermore, they claim, it is not just what religious Internet users do online that should interest us, but how they interpret and perceive these practices in relation to their broader religious and social identities 15 .…”