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dimensions of religion: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

Smart's scheme for comparing religions along ritual, narrative, experiential, doctrinal, ethical, social and material dimensions.

In religious studies, dimensions of religion refers to Smart's scheme for comparing religions along ritual, narrative, experiential, doctrinal, ethical, social and material dimensions. This meaning comes from Smart (1996) in Dimensions of the sacred: an anatomy of the world's beliefs.[1]

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  1. Smart, N. (1996). Dimensions of the sacred: an anatomy of the world's beliefs. University of California Press. ISBN 9780002551403

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