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1.1
Functionalist perspectives
1.2
Conflict theory approaches
1.3
Symbolic interactionism
1.4
Rational choice theory
1.5
Phenomenology and religion
1.6
Social constructionism
1.7
Secularization theory
2.1
Church-sect typology
2.2
Denominationalism
2.3
Religious authority structures
2.4
Congregational dynamics
2.5
Religious leadership
2.6
Organizational adaptation and change
2.7
Interfaith organizations
3.1
Theories of secularization
3.2
Modernization and religious decline
3.3
Secularization in Europe
3.4
American exceptionalism
3.5
Post-secular society
3.6
Religious resurgence
3.7
Secular alternatives to religion
4.1
Religion and social class
4.2
Religious capital
4.3
Race and ethnicity in religious contexts
4.4
Religious inequality
4.5
Intersectionality and religion
4.6
Religion and social mobility
5.1
Theories of religious pluralism
5.2
Interfaith dialogue
5.3
Religious tolerance and intolerance
5.4
Multiculturalism and religion
5.5
Religious minorities
5.6
Syncretism and hybridization
6.1
Separation of church and state
6.2
Religious nationalism
6.3
Political theology
6.4
Religion in public policy
6.5
Religious voting behavior
6.6
Theocracy and secular governance
7.1
Feminist theology
7.2
Patriarchy in religious traditions
7.3
LGBTQ+ issues and religion
7.4
Gender roles in religious communities
7.5
Sexuality and religious ethics
7.6
Women's leadership in religion
8.1
Defining fundamentalism
8.2
Religious radicalization
8.3
Extremist ideologies
8.4
Fundamentalism and modernity
8.5
Religious violence
8.6
Countering religious extremism
9.1
Religious diasporas
9.2
Transnational religious networks
9.3
Global missionary movements
9.4
Religion and international relations
9.5
Religious responses to globalization
9.6
Global religious marketplace
10.1
Defining new religious movements
10.2
Typologies of new religious movements
10.3
Conversion and recruitment
10.4
Charismatic leadership
10.5
Cult controversies
10.6
New Age spirituality
11.1
Liberation theology
11.2
Civil rights movements and religion
11.3
Religious environmentalism
11.4
Religion in social reform
11.5
Revivalism and religious awakenings
11.6
Religion and revolution
12.1
Online religious communities
12.2
Digital evangelism
12.3
Religious apps and technology
12.4
Virtual religious practices
12.5
Social media and religious expression
12.6
Cybersecurity and religious institutions