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“Sacred” and “the Sacred”: False Cognates
by Craig Martin “Sacred” is an adjective; “the Sacred” is a noun. In The Ideology of Religious Studies, Tim Fitzgerald discusses the adjectival use: If by ‘sacred’ we mean those things, ideas, places, people, stories, procedures and principles that empirical groups … Continue reading
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Tagged sacred, The Sacred, Timothy Fitzgerald
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