Engel unter uns

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This collection explores the multifaceted concept of angels through various lenses, from theology and sociology to popular culture. The contributions delve into the dichotomy of good and evil angels, questioning if guardian angels serve as insurance agents and examining their role in liturgy and society. The essays discuss the modern interpretation of angels, their psychological significance, and their presence in contemporary life, including the work of angel interpreters and the influence of figures like Alexa Kriele. The text further investigates the communication theory surrounding angelic language and the societal implications of angels, including the darker aspects of power. It also touches on the representation of angels in art and literature, such as student depictions and their roles in popular culture, including references to Harry Potter and modern media figures. The collection concludes with reflections on angels as social entities and their intersection with secular and religious worlds, including the concept of "business angels" and the sociology of the "sinful angel." Ultimately, it offers a comprehensive examination of angels, their significance, and their evolving interpretations in contemporary society.