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invisiblereligion1 CONSTRUCTInvisible religionLUCKMANN · SOCIOLOGY OF

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Sociology of religion

the thesis, from Luckmann, that modern religion survives outside churches as private, individually assembled systems of meaning.

In sociology of religion, invisible religion refers to the thesis, from Luckmann, that modern religion survives outside churches as private, individually assembled systems of meaning. This meaning comes from Luckmann (1967) in The invisible religion.[1]

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  1. Luckmann, T. (1967). The invisible religion. Collier-Mac. ISBN 9781000790108

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