… of repertoires. Both Munson and Nepstad provide examples of breakthroughs in these
repertoires. As Tilly describes it, movements often fumble for, or stumble over, new repertoires …

… of what might constitute a Jewish religious community or spiritual experience. As Jews, God,
and Videotape demonstrates, American Jews’ experiences are emblematic of how religious …

… We are still sorting our data about popular religion into Brother Taillepied's … religious
practise," opened some forty years ago by the French sociologist Gabriel Le Bras. By religious …

… For the name of these gods there is both a serious and a humorous explanation. The serious
… there is no hindrance to my offering the humorous one, for the gods too are fond of a joke. …

… by a number of religious representatives who–not surprisingly–argued that religion had a
natural … a prominent example of a growing presence of religion in the public sphere, but also an …

… -structured interview, and Repertory Grids in the second. … ” self: “I'm in a funny place with
God at the moment, but I think to … , she would not become angry with God because “God would …

… collective levels while intensely ‘catalyzing the power of God’ to ‘break free’ from the profane
… or symbolising the sacred, the sonic religious repertoire embodies spiritual power and thus …

… of a hierarchy between a single religious pivot (having more than one would “look funny,” as
my … , so I think I will just pray about it and ask God for the right way, yeah. I don’t know what I …

… funny or religiously suspect: “funny” religious forms, whose teachings are thought of as contrary
to normative Christianity, and “funny” … a so-called man of God might be what he or she is …

… God anyway.” However, while the element of choice makes up a common feature within
Kenyan religious discourse and might … simply because “that would look funny.” Considering the …