Nonreligion is not Proto-religion

In this essay, I reflect critically on the other articles in this special issue. In particular, I place these four contributions into dialogue with the concept of ‘reverential naturalism’. I conclude with specific questions that might stimulate further research and discussion among our peers.

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Journal for the Academic Study of Religion
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1558/jasr.30596
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Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
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Nonreligion is not Proto-religion

Paul Bramadat
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Nonreligion is not Proto-religion

Paul Bramadat
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In this essay, I reflect critically on the other articles in this special issue. In particular, I place these four contributions into dialogue with the concept of ‘reverential naturalism’. I conclude with specific questions that might stimulate further research and discussion among our peers.

Journal for the Academic Study of ReligionVol. 37(3)
University of Victoria (CA)
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Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
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