Contemporary Issues | by Andrew Knowles | Volume 17, Issue 5 | September - October 2011
It is becoming common to hear people today describe themselves as ‘spiritual but not religious’. When pressed to explain, their idea of what it is to be ‘spiritual’ is generally confined to vague notions of higher thinking, a feeling of self-realization and liberation. God may not …
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