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God's company: New age ethics and the bank of credit and commerce international

Paul Heelas Teaches at the Department for Religious Studies, Lancaster University
Pages 1-4 | Published online: 25 Jun 2008

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RichardH. Roberts. (1994) Power and empowerment: New age managers and the dialectics of modernity/postmodernity. Religion Today 9:3, pages 3-13.
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Paul Heelas. (1993) The New Age in Cultural Context: The Premodern, the Modern and the Postmodern. Religion 23:2, pages 103-116.
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Richard H. Roberts. 2010. Religion, Theology and the Human Sciences. Religion, Theology and the Human Sciences.
Paul Heelas. 1995. The Search for Fundamentals. The Search for Fundamentals 143 170 .

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