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the goods that religions offer, from this-worldly help to otherworldly salvation, used by Stolz to combine rational choice and Weberian accounts of religious markets.

In sociology of religion, salvation goods refers to the goods that religions offer, from this-worldly help to otherworldly salvation, used by Stolz to combine rational choice and Weberian accounts of religious markets. This meaning comes from Stolz (2006) in Social Compass.[1]

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  1. Stolz, J. (2006). Salvation Goods and Religious Markets: Integrating Rational Choice and Weberian Perspectives. Social Compass, 53(1), 13-32. https://doi.org/10.1177/0037768606061575

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