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Pansacramentalism, Interreligious Theology, and Lived Religion
Religions, 2019 Opening with a philosophical definition of sacrament(ality) as a mediator (mediation) of the sacred in the concrete world, this article offers pansacramentalism as a promising worldview—especially for those rooted in or emerging from the Christian ...
Hans Gustafson
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Perspectives on Lived Religion and Lived Theology
Approaching ReligionThis thematic issue brings together current research focused on lived religion and/or lived theology. Several of the articles have been developed from papers presented at the national Research Conference in Theology and Religion held in Turku/Åbo in May
Martina Björkander +2 more
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Humanities & Social Sciences CommunicationsVietnam as a nation is deeply rooted in the wet-rice agricultural civilization, which is characterized by the Yin (female) principle and the religion worshiping Mother Goddess. However, Chinese Confucianism significantly influenced Vietnam throughout the
Ngan Nguyen Thi Kim
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Practical Theology, 2020 This research analysed the data gathered from ten interviews with Eritrean newcomers living in Amsterdam on the relation between their experiences of lived religion and the experience of their process of integration in the Netherlands.
Srdjan Sremac
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Living and Dealing with Food in an Affluent Society—A Case for the Study of Lived (Non)Religion
Religions, 2018 Significant changes have been taking place in the field of the sociology of religion in the last few decades, which challenge researchers to rethink this scholarly field. This article suggests that a great deal could be learned about the current dilemmas
Anna Sofia Salonen
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Trauma and Lived Religion: Embodiment and Emplotment [PDF]
, 2018 Traumatic experiences and other significant life events have specific significance in the study of religion. They are on the one hand important drivers for religious reflection and action but on the other hand they constitute fundamental challenges to religious meaning systems.
Sremac, S., Ganzevoort, R.R.
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Social Compass, 2017 The sociological ‘lived religion’ approach focuses on the experiences of religious individuals in everyday life, whilst also considering the institutional aspects of religion that they may engage with.
Line Nyhagen
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Popular Religion or Lived Religion? Exploring Indigenous Religious Festival Practice in Mexico
International Journal of Latin American Religions, 2023 This article investigates the practice of lived religion in two contemporary indigenous communities in Mexico (San Juan Mixtepec, Oaxaca and El Espíritu, Hidalgo) by examining some of their unique religious festive traditions to analyze the ways in which
I. A. Rieger
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Revista de Estudios Sociales, 2022 In this special issue, we explore the concept of lived religion in order to construct categories for the study of religion that reflect the Latin American reality, where, despite modernization, studies do not observe secularization, but rather a ...
Valentina Pereira Arena +1 more
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Irreligiøsitet, kristendom og levet kulturreligion
Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift, 2022 Forskning i irreligiøsitet (non-religion, sekularisering, ateisme etc.) vinder stadigt frem. Begrebet ‘det skandinaviske paradoks’ betegner det tilsyneladende modstridende faktum, at skandinaver forbliver medlemmer af deres nationale kirker, men i ...
Anne Lundahl Mauritsen
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