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Rethinking Religion: Toward a Practice Approach1

American Journal of Sociology, 2020
Over the last three decades, fruitful new lines of research and theorizing have revealed the inadequacy of secularization and rational choice explanations of religion.
N. Ammerman
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Conventional Religion and Revealed Religion

2023
Abstract To understand Hobbes’s treatment of scripture and revelation, we need to see it in the light of his wider account of the rational norms controlling public religious speech and practice. On that account, we ought to venerate the deity not only with natural, universally recognizable signs of honor, but also by adopting the local ...
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Revealed Religion

2023
Abstract With the collapse of the Greek art-religion in which truth was beauty, Christianity stepped into the logical space that was opened up. Jesus is not imaginary, as is Apollo or Zeus. He is real, he preaches, and he is condemned to death. In his presence and teachings, God is disclosed to us.
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Singleness, sex, and spirituality: how religion affects the experience of being single in Indonesia

, 2020
In Indonesia, marital status and religion are important social attributes, with sex being culturally and legally restricted to marriage. This begs the question of how Indonesian never-married individuals manage their needs relating to sexuality and ...
K. Himawan
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Religion, peculiar beliefs and luxury cars’ consumer behavior in Iran

Journal of Islamic Marketing, 2019
Purpose Religious and peculiar beliefs are two of the factors affecting consumer behavior and may differentially affect individuals and societies. Therefore, this study aims to investigate them from the study of Iranian customers’ behavior.
M. Forghani, A. Kazemi, B. Ranjbarian
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Revealing Religion: An Alternative Account of Religion and Politics

2012
A relational dialogist approach to religion, incorporating equally its institutional, ideational, individual, communal, irrational and rational elements, provides a means for developing a nuanced analysis of the relationship between religion and politics. The relational dialogist conception of religion transcends the limitations of dichotomous thinking
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