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implicit religion: a standalone construct

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Sociology of religion

Bailey's term for commitments in everyday secular life, such as rituals of the pub or the home, that carry religious-like significance for those involved.

In sociology of religion, implicit religion refers to Bailey's term for commitments in everyday secular life, such as rituals of the pub or the home, that carry religious-like significance for those involved. This meaning comes from Bailey (1997) in Implicit religion in contemporary society.[1]

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References

Bailey, E. I. (1997). Implicit religion in contemporary society. Kok Pharos. ISBN 9783892716945

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