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- Cosmology
- Divine and the human-interactions between people and divine forming core of religious life
- European colonists and Native American encounters-and fear of witchcraft
- Humans constructing religious cosmologies-interweaving of lived realities with imagination
- Indigenous cosmologies-like all cosmologies, linking spatial interpretations-space making place
- Religious cosmologies, ideological systems-ideas, what we perceive about the world
- Religious cosmology-map of the world, locations and boundaries marking religious emphasis
- Religious culture of Spain in sixteenth century in flux-Spanish defenders of Catholic faith, challenges by Protestant Reformation
- Time, like space-crucial components of religious cosmology
- tale of religion, place, and power-punishment of Unktehi by Grandfather Spirit, who turned to stone
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Corrigan, J. (2010). Cosmology. In Religion in American History (pp. 29–48). Wiley-Blackwell. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444315806.ch2
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