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Religion-Before Religion And Religion-After Religion
2007The concept of 'religion-before religion', as well as of 'religion-after religion', is the most significant criterion in the description and interpretation of religion and folk belief in Korean culture. According to this criterion, 'religion-after religion' can be defined as a separated juxtaposition of diverse religions, and 'religion-before religion'
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Journal of European Studies, 2004
This article attends to the film’s re-reading of Melville in terms of a presentation of an a-religious religion. The film’s display of beauty and its engagement with both the sufficiency and vulnerability of this beauty is seen to partake of a philosophical and cinematic questioning of an aesthetic of auto-sacralization and the chances of an atheist ...
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This article attends to the film’s re-reading of Melville in terms of a presentation of an a-religious religion. The film’s display of beauty and its engagement with both the sufficiency and vulnerability of this beauty is seen to partake of a philosophical and cinematic questioning of an aesthetic of auto-sacralization and the chances of an atheist ...
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Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2010
AbstractMany clients highly value religious and spiritual (R/S) commitments, and many psychotherapists have accommodated secular treatments to R/S perspectives. We meta‐analyzed 51 samples from 46 studies (N = 3,290) that examined the outcomes of religious accommodative therapies and nonreligious spirituality therapies. Comparisons on psychological and
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AbstractMany clients highly value religious and spiritual (R/S) commitments, and many psychotherapists have accommodated secular treatments to R/S perspectives. We meta‐analyzed 51 samples from 46 studies (N = 3,290) that examined the outcomes of religious accommodative therapies and nonreligious spirituality therapies. Comparisons on psychological and
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