Kim Seong-geon et al.: Religious Competition and Innovation in the Era of Secularization

The religious competition and innovation of the time of religiousism last year, last year's '30. Over a period of 16 years, five National Scholars (Marwin Sagan, co-resperator): Sonjak, Chong-seok, Osale, or Oral (Cate for Religion and Civic Culture) have been writing together in the University of Southern California (the study director) and the collaboration of four members of the National Society of Social and Social Studies (the current, Immmunity, Lee Minh, Lee Lee Lee Young). The book, which is a total of nine papers, was written on the ‘reasonable choice theory ’ or ‘ Market Model,’ which offered the model of religion in America where religion was being used and still active in free markets, as Europe today is in decline. In a social and scientific study of religion, this market model is 1960. After the'secularization' that ruled the '70s, 1980... In the '90s, the popularity was a peak of interpretation. Nevertheless, the Market Model has been shaken in leading positions since the late 2010 ’ s. The new emphasis in the world’s religious and social sciences now in 2004 can be said to be a ‘ quality ’ study that focuses on religious organizations, practices and ‘ social conditions ’ moving in order to understand how religion actually ‘ operates ’ in the earth.

Korean title: 탈종교화 시대의 종교 경쟁과 혁신

Korean author: 김성건 외

Korean publisher: 늘봄

ISBN-13: 9788965550877