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Religious studies

an approach that treats the category religion, and the religion and secular binary, as modern ideological constructions to be analysed rather than assumed.

In religious studies, critical religion refers to an approach that treats the category religion, and the religion and secular binary, as modern ideological constructions to be analysed rather than assumed. This meaning comes from Fitzgerald (2000) in The Ideology of Religious Studies.[1]

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Fitzgerald, T. (2000). The Ideology of Religious Studies. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 9780195347159

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