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Sociology of religion

a term used by Heelas for the New Age conviction that the inner self is itself sacred and the source of authority and wisdom.

In sociology of religion, self-spirituality refers to a term used by Heelas for the New Age conviction that the inner self is itself sacred and the source of authority and wisdom. This meaning comes from Heelas (1996) in The New Age movement.[1]

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Heelas, P. (1996). The New Age movement. Blackwell. ISBN 9780631193326

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