Social forms of religion – the ways in which individuals and groups coordinate religious practice – produce community at the same time as they enable individual religious experiences. A mix of group, organization, market exchange, network, event, and/or other forms characterizes different traditions. Shifts in dominant social forms within a religious tradition are catalysts and expressions of religious transformation alike. The contributions to the volume test this argument by presenting Catholic, Protestant, Charismatic/Pentecostal, Orthodox, and Mormon case studies from Europe and the Americas.
The Four Phases of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal (1967–2017)Seiten 25 - 48 Marie-Therese Mäder, Ariane Kovac, Valerie Aubourg, Hannah Grünenthal, Katherine Kelaidis, Virginia Garrard, Samuel Dolbeau, Hillary Kaell, Sebastian Schüler, Sebastian Rimestad, Insa Pruisken Download Kapitel (PDF)
