The Pragmatist and Pilgrimage: Revitalizing an old Metaphor for Religious Education
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A pilgrimage, an act of religious devotion, is a sacred journey. It has been a tradition in religions of both the East and the West and remains a popular element in religious discourse of the present - if not always in performance then at least in symbol. Philosophers, theologians, and poets have used it metaphorically the career of a human life. Some use it today to characterize the nature of religious education.
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Yob, I. M. (1989). The pragmatist and pilgrimage: Revitalizing an old metaphor for religious education. Religious Education, 84(4), 521-537. https://doi.org/10.1080/0034408890840406