Corresponding to the Rational WorldScientific Rationales and Language in Christian Science and the Unity School of Christianity
This article employs the notion of legitimation strategy in new religious movements to explore and compare the use of scientific rationales and language in Christian Science and the Unity School of Christianity. I examine how Christian Science and Unity used science to present their beliefs and prac...
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Nova religio
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