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In the intricate fabric of our modern societies, the intersection between politics, communication, and religion emerges as an essential field of study for understanding the dynamics of power. This work analyzes the use of communication by politics and religion as a fundamental tool to shape opinions, legitimize authority, and manage cultural and social identity. Through an exhaustive examination of both historical and contemporary theories and practices, this paper illustrates the manipulation of media and messages in various contexts to influence public opinion and guide political and religious decisions. Additionally, it assesses the ability of religious communication to affect public policy and, reciprocally, how these interactions impact social cohesion, policy formulation, and governance at a global level. This interdisciplinary analysis exposes the complexity of power dynamics at the confluence of communication, politics, and religion, providing crucial insights into their influence on the shaping of contemporary societies.
Vera-Revilla et al. (Thu,) studied this question.