Critical Religion Association
Description
Critical Religion is a key marker of how one ‘does’ religion. Originating at the University of Stirling in Scotland, the term ‘critical religion’ seeks to describe two key approaches to thinking about religion:
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Founding year
2012
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2023-10-21 18:24:04