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Religious studies

McCutcheon's argument that scholars of religion should act as critics who analyse religious claims as human products, not as caretakers who protect them.

In religious studies, critics not caretakers refers to mcCutcheon's argument that scholars of religion should act as critics who analyse religious claims as human products, not as caretakers who protect them. This meaning comes from McCutcheon (2001) in Critics Not Caretakers.[1]

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McCutcheon, R. T. (2001). Critics Not Caretakers. State University of New York Press. ISBN 9780791449448

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