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Reading List
Until a month ago I had only vague ideas about what I needed to be reading. After all, I had read a “Who’s Who” book and knew Weber and Durkheim were important. But looking at a lists of their various … Continue reading
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March of the Primary Documents…
Let’s play a game; is it sacred or is it profane? This delightful question leads into the foundations of sociology of religion and the platform which past sociologists have built for it. Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, peter berger, profane, reading list, sacred, sociology of religion
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