Rethinking Indigenous Religious Traditions with Jace Weaver

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Rethinking Indigenous Religious Traditions with Jace Weaver
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‘Either the Ball is Green, or the Ball is not Green’: Rethinking Indigenous Religious Traditions
Tinkering with Jace Weaver’s Rethinking of Definitions
Family Resemblances & Indigenous Religious Traditions
Family resemblances and Indigenous religious traditions
Accepting the Limits of Scholarly Discourse: A Response to Jace Weaver
Indigenous Religion and Resistance: A Response to Jace Weaver
Erasure, Exclusion, and Engagement: The Politics of Knowledge Production in the Study of (Indigenous) Religions
Indigenous religions do not proselytize
Indigenous religions are religions of ritual observance
Indigenous religions are solely in the hands of practitioners to define
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