There is no way to study "religious experience " as such scientifically because what constitutes "religion " is highly contested. We are as a result restricted to studying stipulated aspects of experience, some of which may be deemed by some to be religious. These stipulated aspects of experience will naturally cut across the boundaries of disciplines and cultural categories, such as "religion". Stipulating the precise aspect of experience to be studied is the central act in the construction of an object of study. Stipulating a precise point of comparison is complicated by several factors: (1) that experience can be studied from the outside and described from the inside, (2) that comparisons always involve...
What is meant by a ‘religious experience’? Is it the same as ‘spiritual’ or ‘mystical’ experience a...
The A. develops the topics concerning religious experience. He starts up with discussing the paradig...
The interpretation of religious experiences is an under-researched topic in psychology. For the purp...
This paper: a) offers a phenomenology of the religious that challenges the assumption that “religiou...
Within disciplines of religious studies, discussions of religious experience tend to revolve around ...
The contribution discusses the genealogy of the concept of "religious experience" and its transforma...
The huge number of interpretations and approaches to religious experiences makes discourse in the sc...
The relationship between religion and culture will shape personally, where the interaction of both i...
I want to consider the suggestion that certain essential components of human experience are by their...
The author discusses the problem in defining the scope and determining the meaning of the concept of...
What is religion? is one of the most fundamental questions that human beings have because religious ...
Texto originalmente apresentado como aula inaugural do Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciências da Reli...
<strong>Religious experience: Cinderella of theological Reflection</strong><br /> ...
Three authors have significantly shaped the social scientific study of religious experiences: Willia...
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What is meant by a ‘religious experience’? Is it the same as ‘spiritual’ or ‘mystical’ experience a...
The A. develops the topics concerning religious experience. He starts up with discussing the paradig...
The interpretation of religious experiences is an under-researched topic in psychology. For the purp...
This paper: a) offers a phenomenology of the religious that challenges the assumption that “religiou...
Within disciplines of religious studies, discussions of religious experience tend to revolve around ...
The contribution discusses the genealogy of the concept of "religious experience" and its transforma...
The huge number of interpretations and approaches to religious experiences makes discourse in the sc...
The relationship between religion and culture will shape personally, where the interaction of both i...
I want to consider the suggestion that certain essential components of human experience are by their...
The author discusses the problem in defining the scope and determining the meaning of the concept of...
What is religion? is one of the most fundamental questions that human beings have because religious ...
Texto originalmente apresentado como aula inaugural do Programa de Pós-graduação em Ciências da Reli...
<strong>Religious experience: Cinderella of theological Reflection</strong><br /> ...
Three authors have significantly shaped the social scientific study of religious experiences: Willia...
Item does not contain fulltextHow do we define religious experiences? And what would be the relation...
What is meant by a ‘religious experience’? Is it the same as ‘spiritual’ or ‘mystical’ experience a...
The A. develops the topics concerning religious experience. He starts up with discussing the paradig...
The interpretation of religious experiences is an under-researched topic in psychology. For the purp...