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Editorial
| Impressions of the 29th Conference of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion |
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| Karen Pärna | 129-131 |
Articles
| Why (and when) Should We Speak of Implicit Religion? |
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| Wilhelm Dupré | 132-150 |
| Civil Religion at the Hearth: Current Trends in American Civil Religion from the Perspective of Domestic Arrangment |
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| Daniel Campana | 151-163 |
| ‘We’ll Hang Ourselves Tomorrow’: Boredom as Implicit Religion |
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| Roger Grainger | 164-171 |
| Living with Implicit Religion, 1967-2007: a memoir, from the 30th Denton Conference 2007 |
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| Edward Bailey | 172-188 |
Review Article
| Review Article: What is Christian Art? by Roger Homan |
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| Michael Austin | 189-210 |
Letters to the Editor/Responses
| Response to Review Article:Rejoinder to Michael Austin’s Review of The Art of the Sublime |
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| Roger Homan | 211-213 |
| Response to Roger Homan’s Rejoinder to Michael Austin’s Review of The Art of the Sublime |
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| Michael Austin | 214 |
Book Reviews
| Review of Common Sense: Its History, Method, and Applicability by Marion Ledwig |
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| William Keenan | 217-220 |
| Review of From Quest for Truth to Being Oneself: Religious Change in Life Stories by Inger Furseth |
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| Kimberley Rae Connor | 221-223 |
| Review of Teaching as Believing: Faith in the University, Studies in Religion and Higher Education by Chris Anderson |
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| Gavin D'Costa | 224-225 |
| Review of How (Not) To Speak of God by Peter Rollins |
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| Terry Drummond | 226-227 |
| Review of Transforming Holiness: Representations of Holiness in English and American Literary Texts edited by Irene Visser and Helen Wilcox |
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| Diana Gregory | 228-229 |
| Review of The Anthropology of Christianity edited by Fenella Cannell |
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| Douglas J. Davies | 230-231 |
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