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world-affirming new religious movements: a standalone construct

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world-affirming newreligious movements1 CONSTRUCTWorld-affirming newWALLIS · SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Sociology of religion

new religious movements that accept the social world and offer techniques to unlock human potential and success within it.

In sociology of religion, world-affirming new religious movements refers to new religious movements that accept the social world and offer techniques to unlock human potential and success within it. This meaning comes from Wallis (1984) in The elementary forms of the new religious life.[1]

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

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