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J. Sage Elwell is a Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University (TCU), affiliated with the AddRan College of Liberal Arts. He holds a Ph.D. in Modern Religious Thought from the University of Iowa (2008), an M.Litt. in Philosophical Theology from the University of St. Andrews (2002), an MA in Philosophy of Religion from the University of Kansas (2000), and a BA in Religious Studies from William Jewell College (1998).
- Ph.D.: Modern Religious Thought: Religion, Culture, and the Arts (University of Iowa)
- M.Litt.: Philosophical Theology: Theology, the Imagination, and the Arts (University of St. Andrews)
His research focuses on intersections between religion, digital culture, and contemporary art. Key themes include theological aesthetics, postmodern religion, and the role of technology in redefining spiritual practices. Courses taught include 'Digital Religion,' 'Religion and African American Identity in the Arts,' and 'The Death of God and the End of Art.'
His scholarship explores how digital media reshape transcendence, the ethics of virtual identity, and the aesthetics of atheism. Recent work examines postmodern art's engagement with religious themes and the theological implications of digital environments.
