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Philosophy of religion

Stace's thesis that mystical experiences across cultures share a common core of features, with differences coming from later interpretation.

In philosophy of religion, common core thesis refers to Stace's thesis that mystical experiences across cultures share a common core of features, with differences coming from later interpretation. This meaning comes from Stace (1960) in Mysticism and philosophy.[1]

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Stace, W. T. (1960). Mysticism and philosophy. Macmillan Press. ISBN 9780874774160

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