This book examines a selection of major types of theory explaining
religion: religious, philosophical, sociological, socio-economic
and psychological. It treats of the presuppositions behind such
theories and the grounds of their necessity and validity. It looks
at major styles in the definition of religion. It argues that the
case for making religion the subject of large scale theorising has
not been made and contends that the explanation of religion
proceeds better by concentrating on the specifics of religious
history and the interconnections between religious ideas.
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