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seekership: a standalone construct

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seekership1 CONSTRUCTSeekershipSUTCLIFFE · NEW RELIGIOUS

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New religious movements

the practice of moving among spiritual teachings and groups in search of personal truth, which Sutcliffe places at the core of the New Age.

In New religious movements, seekership refers to the practice of moving among spiritual teachings and groups in search of personal truth, which Sutcliffe places at the core of the New Age. This meaning comes from Sutcliffe (2002) in Children of the New Age.[1]

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  1. Sutcliffe, S. (2002). Children of the New Age. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203471227

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