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Jedi and witches and indigo children! Oh my!

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Beth Singler, a digital anthropologist, discusses the new online religious identities and how they echo wider changes in society and religion. The event is free but booking in advance is required.

See more at: http://witches-and-indigo-children-oh-my#sthash.

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