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Religious studies

the processes by which states, scholars and communities define certain practices as religion, often bound up with secularism and colonial rule.

In religious studies, religion-making refers to the processes by which states, scholars and communities define certain practices as religion, often bound up with secularism and colonial rule. This meaning comes from Dressler (2011) in Secularism and religion-making.[1]

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Dressler, M., & Mandair, A. S. (2011). Secularism and religion-making. Oxford University Press, Incorporated. ISBN 9780199783021

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