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Expressing the Sacred

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Expressing the Sacred
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Book Synopsis Expressing the Sacred by : James Leland Cox

Book excerpt: This revised edition updates information and includes an explanation of the author's step-by-step presentation of the stages in the phenomenology of religion; an introduction to the current debate; over-reductionism; key philosophical terms used by Husserl; and reference sources for further reading.


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