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kratophany: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

Eliade's term for a manifestation of sacred power, such as strength, danger or the extraordinary, in an object or being.

In religious studies, kratophany refers to Eliade's term for a manifestation of sacred power, such as strength, danger or the extraordinary, in an object or being. This meaning comes from Eliade (1958) in Patterns in comparative religion.[1]

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  1. Eliade, M. (1958). Patterns in comparative religion. Sheed & Ward. Open Library record

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