The Place of the Belief in Pandemic´s Time
Young People and Virtual Social Networks
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beliefs, young people, virtual social networks, COVID-19Abstract
The Pandemic for COVID-19 changed the daily lives of millions of people around the world. Religious practices did not escape the transformations as a result of the virus and temples and churches had to close their doors. As well as adults, young people ceded their physical territory and reconfigured their religious practices enhancing the use of digital media, especially virtual social networks. To observe these transformations, four young people from the Conurbano bonaerense belonging to non-traditional religions were interviewed.
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