Emotion, identity, and religion
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325 pages
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Religious traditions often shape our deep emotions and ongoing moods. Driven by anthropological and sociological perspectives, Douglas J. Davies describes and analyses these dynamic tensions and life opportunities as they are worked out in ritual, music, theology and the allure of sacred places.
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