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Sociology of religion

Heelas and Woodhead's claim, tested in Kendal, that forms of the sacred centred on subjective life are growing while congregational religion declines.

In sociology of religion, spiritual revolution refers to Heelas and Woodhead's claim, tested in Kendal, that forms of the sacred centred on subjective life are growing while congregational religion declines. This meaning comes from Heelas (2004) in The spiritual revolution.[1]

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  1. Heelas, P., Woodhead, L., & Seel, B. (2004). The spiritual revolution. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 9781405119597

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