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Introduction to the Topical Issue “Multiple Religious Belonging”

  • André van der Braak EMAIL logo and Manuela Kalsky
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https://doi.org/10.1515/opth-2017-0051
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Introduction to the Topical Issue “Multiple Religious Belonging”
Multiple Religious Belonging after Religion: Theorising Strategic Religious Participation in a Shared Religious Landscape as a Chinese Model
Multiple Religious Belonging: Hermeneutical Challenges for Theology of Religions
Territory, Relationship or Path: A Brief Survey in Metaphors of “Double Religious Belonging”
The Holy Versus the Sacred: Offering a Little Trouble for a Multiple Religious Belonging
Multiple Religious Belonging in the Netherlands: An Empirical Approach to Hybrid Religiosity
Multiple Religious Belonging: Conceptual Advance or Secularization Denial?
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The Religious Quest As Transformative Journey: Interspiritual Religious Belonging And The Problem Of Religious Depth
Flexible Believers in the Netherlands: A Paradigm Shift toward Transreligious Multiplicity
Playing Many Religion-Games: a Wittgensteinian Approach to Multiple Religious Belonging
Zen-Christian Dual Belonging and the Practice of Apophasis: Strategies of Meeting Rose Drew’s Theological Challenge
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