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 1 1.1       |          Some say that the Christian religion is patriarchal and authoritarian,
 2 1.1       |          With this cult of humanity, religion is internalised in a way
 3 1.2       | misinformation on so many aspects of religion: not all that is labelled “
 4 1.4       |             lead toward a renewal of religion. It is only a new way of
 5 1.4       |             the characteristics of a religion or a para-religion in distinct,
 6 1.5       |              hold that the Christian religion does not inspire a profound
 7 1.5       |            People feel the Christian religion no longer offers them –
 8 2.0   (10)|        Wouter J. Hanegraaff, New Age Religion and Western Culture. Esotericism
 9 2.0   (11)|            Bainbridge, The Future of Religion. Secularisation, Revival
10 2         |              The expression “New Age religion” is more controversial,
11 2         |       Avoidance of the term “New Age religion” is not meant in any way
12 2         |       distinguish carefully between “religion” and “spirituality”. Many
13 2         |              have rejected organised religion, because in their judgement
14 2         |               so to refer to it as a religion would run counter to its
15 2.1   (14)|               Journal of Alternative Religion and Culture, 1: 2-3 (1992),
16 2.1       |        paradigm shift in the area of religion and spirituality is simply
17 2.1       |            the signs of a “return to religion”, but it is most certainly
18 2.1       |           medicine, science, art and religion. Western culture is now
19 2.1   (21)|            to mention psychology and religion, are all engaged in a fundamental
20 2.3.1     |         surge in popularity of Asian religion at this point was something
21 2.3.2     |            philosophia perennis) and religion (primordial theology), a
22 2.3.2     |             the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science.~
23 2.3.2     |         nature, and that comparative religion was expected to unveil a '
24 2.3.2     |           Gustav Jung. James defined religion as experience, not dogma,
25 2.3   (32)|             s description of New Age religion as rooted in the “occult-metaphysical”
26 2.3.3     |            not, properly speaking, a religion, but it is interested in
27 2.4       |           transcendent and immanent, religion and science, differences
28 2.4       |           structures in politics and religion. All of these will be obstacles
29 2.5       |         rather than belonging to any religion, but there are much closer
30 2.5   (49)|     Bochinger, “New Age” und moderne Religion: Religionswissenschaftliche
31 2.5       |         create space for a universal religion which could unite humanity.
32 4         |               explicit statements on religion and so on. Some of these
33 4         |           Christianity of the formal religion which inhibits access to
34 4         |              good factor. Evaluating religion and ethical questions is
35 4         |             and give way to a global religion and a new world order. ~
36 6.1       |              to another: in terms of religion, New Age offers an alternative
37 6.1       |         humanity and nature, between religion and psychology, between
38 6.1   (89)|               The Rise of Adventism: Religion and Society in Mid-Nineteenth-Century
39 6.1       |       esoteric or gnostic “mystical” religion. Anything which promotes
40 6.2       |            the universality of a new religion or spirituality. Genuine
41 6.2       |    themselves unknowingly to another religion (in this case, Hinduism),
42 7.2       |           was the time of the Jewish religion, the age of Pisces that
43 7.2       |      Aquarius the age of a universal religion. ~Androgyny: is not hermaphroditism,
44 7.2       |          Freud. Jung recognised that religion and spiritual matters were
45 7.2       |           bridge between science and religion. Humanity is part of a universal
46 7.2       |       uncontaminated form of natural religion, in touch with the powers
47 7.2       |             and became a new kind of religion. Madame Blavatsky was a
48 7.2       |     witchcraft was an ancient nature religion persecuted by Christians.
49 7.3       |       through courses in comparative religion, mythology, mysticism, meditation,
50 7.3       |           create an integrated world religion.(107) It is fascinating
51 8         |                Claude Labrecque, Une religion américaine. Pistes de discernement
52 9.2       |     Bochinger, “New Age” und moderne Religion: Religionswissenschaftliche
53 9.2       |           Wouter Hanegraaff, New Age Religion and Western Culture. Esotericism
54 9.2       |            Bainbridge, The Future of Religion. Secularisation, Revival
55 9.2       |               Journal of Alternative Religion and Culture, 1:2-3 (1992)