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• W2183552228 abstract "Discussions on diversity call for a consideration of ‘intimate beliefs’ that extend beyond structural and organisational differences to include highly nuanced ideas and practices. Complex diversity is therefore taken as transcending Westerncentric and modernist notions of religiosity and religion, and requires a discussion of wider, less articulated, but more organic, intimate (localised) beliefs and practices, that predate modern and formally established expressions of religion, including Christianity. Using data from two ethnographic sites, this discussion pays attention to the role of folk beliefs in Northern Ireland and the relationship with religion, ethnicity and health care. It considers how folk beliefs and folk practices are commonly integrated with biomedical health care practices. The paper then tries to draw out more general theoretical and practical implications and points out areas of concern for Western governments and influential international bodies such as the World Health Organisation (WHO). Religion as medicine and medicine as religion Religion is classically defined as “a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things... which unite into one single moral community called a Church, all those who adhere to them’ (Durkheim 1976: 47). In this sense it is belief in the spiritual. It involves symbolic acts and has established institutions to facilitate ritual and ceremony. It is, “symbolic practice, group organisation and institution” (Hamilton 2005:18). Religion cannot be underestimated as a key component for social organisation since it prescribes explicit rules (and sanctions) for living. It provides, “those mechanisms which most strongly establish, anchor, contextualize and regulate meaningful order and orderly meaning...” (Lambek 2008: 10). However, the distinction between ‘religiosity’ (belief in the supernatural, ‘otherworldly’) and ‘religion’ (as organising principle, such as a church, ‘this worldly’), is important and requires discussion of more general ‘belief systems’. These are the systems (or matrix of ideas and beliefs) that attempt to provide a cognitive and social framework to Beyond Religion, Science and Secularism: Health Beliefs and Complex Diversity in the" @default.
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• W2183552228 date "2014-01-01" @default.
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• W2183552228 title "Beyond Religion, Science and Secularism: Health Beliefs and Complex Diversity in Northern Ireland" @default.
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