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Experiencing Extra-Institutional Religion Experiencing Extra-Institutional Religion
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Patricia, Member of the Parish Pastoral Council in the Parish of Good Counsel, Ballyboden, Dublin Patricia, Member of the Parish Pastoral Council in the Parish of Good Counsel, Ballyboden, Dublin
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Ben, Participant with Slí Eile/Magis Ireland, Dublin Ben, Participant with Slí Eile/Magis Ireland, Dublin
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Michael and Ellen, an Evangelical Couple from Belfast Michael and Ellen, an Evangelical Couple from Belfast
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Extra-Institutional Religion and Ireland’s ‘Mixed’ Post-Catholic Religious ‘Market’ Extra-Institutional Religion and Ireland’s ‘Mixed’ Post-Catholic Religious ‘Market’
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Key Arguments of the Book Key Arguments of the Book
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Structure of the Book Structure of the Book
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1 Introduction: A Post-Catholic Ireland?
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Published:February 2016
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Abstract
This chapter engages with religious debates about religious markets in Europe, arguing that the religious landscape of the island of Ireland should be considered a ‘mixed’, post-Catholic religious market. It also introduces the new concept of extra-institutional religion, and identifies the three key arguments of the book: (1) extra-institutional religion is significant in the ways it prompts personal transformation, and creates spaces where people work together for religious, social, and political transformation; (2) extra-institutional religion provides a counter-balance to prevailing theories of religious individualization in which the ‘reflexive’, modern religious individual is seen as constructing a ‘God of one’s own’; and (3) extra-institutional religion has the potential to contribute to reconciliation on the island of Ireland, more so than traditional Christian institutions.
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