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Religious Leaders, Mediated Authority, and Social Change

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This essay discusses the relationships between mediated religious authority and social change, in terms of clergy's social media negotiation and multimodal communication competence, with implications for attracting attention and galvanizing active networks and resources for social initiatives.

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2011Religious Communication and Epistemic Authority of Leaders in Wired Faith Organizations 2010Holy Mavericks: Evangelical Innovators and the Spiritual Marketplace 2016Holy Mavericks

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