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Wallis's typology of new religious movements: a standalone construct

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New religious movements

a classification by Wallis of new religious movements as world-rejecting, world-affirming or world-accommodating according to their stance toward society.

In New religious movements, Wallis's typology of new religious movements refers to a classification by Wallis of new religious movements as world-rejecting, world-affirming or world-accommodating according to their stance toward society. This meaning comes from Wallis (1984) in The elementary forms of the new religious life.[1]

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Wallis, R. (1984). The elementary forms of the new religious life. Routledge & Kegan Paul. ISBN 9780367025052

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