Mashup Religion: Pop Music and Theological Invention

…there is much to admire in McClure’s careful juxtaposing of the latest music production techniques with the development of culturally relevant theology.

— Steve Knowles, University of Chester ― Modern Believing

Mashup Religion charts new territory in debates about the nature of theology. Using popular music making as a jumping off point, it sets out a vision for creative, imaginative and rhythmic theologizing. McClure’s is a refreshing and inspiring approach to communicating faith that is not directed at but learned from popular culture.

— Pete Ward, Senior Lecturer in Youth Ministry and Theological Education, Department of Education and Professional Studies, School of Social Science and Public Policy, King’s College, London