Religion, Power, and Illusion: A Genealogy of Religious Belief
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Religion, Power, and Illusion: A Genealogy of Religious Belief

by Patrick J. Hurley

History Religion Philosophy Sociology
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Religion, Power, and Illusion: A Genealogy of Religious Belief examines religious belief through the connected lenses of religion, power, and illusion. With a genealogical focus, it offers a framework for readers interested in the origins, development, and broader significance of religious ideas.

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Religion, Power, and Illusion explores the genealogy of religious belief.

The book considers religion alongside the related themes of power and illusion.

Its approach is centered on tracing the development and character of religious belief.

This title may interest readers of religion, philosophy, sociology, and intellectual history.

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