Kevin Schilbrack
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Collective Intentionality and the Study of Religion
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Art, Desire and God
cover - RRRethinking Religious ConversionKevin Schilbrack
Rethinking Religious Conversion
no cover - DPDiversifying Philosophy of Reli...Kevin Schilbrack
Diversifying Philosophy of Religion
no cover - WCWiley-Blackwell Companion to Re...Kevin Schilbrack
Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Religious Diversity
no cover - PTPhilosophizing the Roles of Que...Kevin Schilbrack
Philosophizing the Roles of Questions in Religions
no cover - POPhilosophy of Religion Around t...Kevin Schilbrack
Philosophy of Religion Around the World
no cover - POPhilosophies of ReligionKevin Schilbrack
Philosophies of Religion
no cover - PAPhilosophy and the Study of Rel...Kevin Schilbrack
Philosophy and the Study of Religions
no cover - TTThinking Through RitualsKevin Schilbrack
Thinking Through Rituals
no cover - TTThinking Through MythsKevin Schilbrack
Thinking Through Myths
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- Open Work
Collective Intentionality and the Study of Religion
- Open Work
Art, Desire and God
- Open Work
Rethinking Religious Conversion
- Open Work
Diversifying Philosophy of Religion
- Open Work
Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Religious Diversity
- Open Work
Philosophizing the Roles of Questions in Religions
- Open Work
Philosophy of Religion Around the World
- Open Work
Philosophies of Religion
- Open Work
Philosophy and the Study of Religions
- Open Work
Thinking Through Rituals
- Open Work
Thinking Through Myths