INCEPTION OF RELIGION IN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: INTERPRETATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
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Abstract
This article deals with the continuous changes in the state-led institutionalization in China and their effects on structuring China’s religious field; a normative discourse on religion and religious practices under secular labels. The primary focus of the study, the structural view point has been combined with the functional view point in defining religion as the system of belief, ritual practices and the organizational relationship designed to deal with ultimate matters of human life and the vindication of dogmas against contradictory evidences from realistic experience.
How to Cite
Suvro, P. (2021). INCEPTION OF RELIGION IN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: INTERPRETATION AND IMPLEMENTATION. Chinese Studies, (1), 47-53. Retrieved from https://chinese-studies.com.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/95
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Keywords
the discursive network, character, basic framework, system of religious management, non-religious orthodoxies and heterodoxies
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