The Unknown, Remembered Gate: Religious Experience and Hermeneutical Reflection in the History of Religions

Chatham House Publishers (2002)
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This collection of essays by some of the leading scholars in religion in North America explores the complex relationship between the academic study of religion and personal religious experience. Each volume in this new series explores a central theme or topic that has informed the religious experiences of humanity throughout history. Each theme is discussed from a comparative perspective using a variety of methodological approaches.

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