Postmodern approaches to religion

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Trakakis, Nick. (2015). Postmodern approaches to religion. In In G. Oppy (Ed.). The Routledge handbook of contemporary philosophy of religion pp. 32 - 50 Routledge.

Authors	Trakakis, Nick
Editors	G. Oppy
Page range	32 - 50
Year	2015
Book title	The Routledge handbook of contemporary philosophy of religion
Publisher	Routledge
Place of publication	United Kingdom
ISBN	9781844658312
Research Group	School of Philosophy
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