Study and Philosophy of Religion
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This cluster of papers encompasses a wide range of topics related to the theoretical and comparative study of religion, including philosophy, methodology, cultural discourse, sacred space, historical research, social constructionism, and ethics. It explores the complexities of religious phenomena from various perspectives and aims to advance the understanding of religion as a cultural and social construct.
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philosophy of religion; comparative religion; religious experience; religious studies; atheism; history of religions; existence of God; world religions; theism; anthropology of religion; concept of God; epistemology of religion; religious language; phenomenology of religion; concept of religion; definition of religion; proof of God's existence; religious studies methodology; religious philosophy; origins of religion; Mircea Eliade; cosmological argument; history of religious studies; comparative theology; theory of religion
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Morton address: 38285580207712980 · morton4x16-v1
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