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An Empirical Critique of Re-Sacralisation
Steve Bruce
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Sociology
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Arts & Humanities
Sacralization
100%
Religion
71%
Wishes
23%
Public Sphere
22%
Public Religion
22%
Religious Revival
20%
Secular Society
19%
Secularity
19%
Notoriety
19%
New Religious Movements
19%
Spirituality
18%
Religiosity
18%
Christian Beliefs
18%
Religious Diversity
18%
Religious Institutions
17%
Adherence
16%
Christian Churches
16%
Scarcity
16%
Accommodation
15%
Replacement
14%
Minorities
14%
Migrants
13%
Demographics
13%
Christianity
11%
Government
8%
Social Sciences
Religion
59%
religious movement
26%
society
25%
evidence
24%
Christianity
23%
spirituality
20%
church
18%
accommodation
17%
popularity
16%
candidacy
14%
migrant
14%
minority
13%