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holy ignorance: a standalone construct

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Sociology of religion

Roy's term for religion detached from its cultural setting through globalization, so that it circulates as pure belief without shared cultural knowledge.

In sociology of religion, holy ignorance refers to Roy's term for religion detached from its cultural setting through globalization, so that it circulates as pure belief without shared cultural knowledge. This meaning comes from Roy (2010) in Holy ignorance.[1]

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References

Roy, O. (2010). Holy ignorance. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9781850659921

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