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intellectualist theory of religion: a standalone construct

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Anthropology of religion

the approach that treats religious beliefs as theories meant to explain, predict and control events, comparable in aim to scientific theories.

In anthropology of religion, intellectualist theory of religion refers to the approach that treats religious beliefs as theories meant to explain, predict and control events, comparable in aim to scientific theories. This meaning comes from Horton (1967) in Africa.[1]

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  1. Horton, R. (1967). African Traditional Thought and Western Science. Africa, 37(2), 155-187. https://doi.org/10.2307/1158253

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