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Sociology of religion

Andrew Greeley's term for a Catholic tendency to see God present in the world, people and things, compared with a Protestant dialectical outlook.

In sociology of religion, Catholic imagination refers to Andrew Greeley's term for a Catholic tendency to see God present in the world, people and things, compared with a Protestant dialectical outlook. This meaning comes from Greeley (2000) in The Catholic imagination.[1]

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  1. Greeley, A. M. (2000). The Catholic imagination. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520232044

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