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Insider movements: an assessment of the viability of retaining socio-religious insider indetity in high-religious contexts

By:

Wolfe, J. Henry

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lexington SAIACS c2011Description: xiii, 339p 29 cmSubject(s):

Wolfe henry - Insider movements - socio-religious identity - high religious contexts

DDC classification:

ARCH THESIS W855I PhD/RLGN

Dissertation note: Insider movements: an assessment of the viability of retaining socio-religious insider indetity in high-religious contexts Doctoral Dissertation SAIACS 2015

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