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Sociology of religion

the growth of new spiritual, esoteric and popular sacred forms in Western societies, which Partridge sees as running alongside the decline of church religion.

In sociology of religion, re-enchantment refers to the growth of new spiritual, esoteric and popular sacred forms in Western societies, which Partridge sees as running alongside the decline of church religion. This meaning comes from Partridge (2004) in The re-enchantment of the West.[1]

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  1. Partridge, C. H. (2004). The re-enchantment of the West. T&T Clark International. ISBN 9780567041234

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