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Religious studies

the method of describing religious phenomena as they appear to believers, bracketing questions of truth to find their essential structures.

In religious studies, phenomenology of religion refers to the method of describing religious phenomena as they appear to believers, bracketing questions of truth to find their essential structures. This meaning comes from van der Leeuw (1933/1938) in Religion in essence and manifestation.[1]

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  1. van der Leeuw, G. (1938). Religion in essence and manifestation (J. E. Turner, Trans.). G. Allen & Unwin. (Original work published 1933) Open Library record

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