The Manufacture of Religion

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Authors: Russell T. McCutcheon
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Abstract

Abstract This chapter provides a broad outline of the book’s argument, shifting the ground from studying religion to studying the effects of how dominant groups (both within and outside of academia) use the category “religion” to create the impression of certain sorts of naturally set-apart religious things that are somehow directly linked to human nature.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Study and Philosophy of Religion Karl Barth and Christian Theology Religion and Society Interactions

Publication details

Pages
22–56
Publication date
2 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter