1. The Wedding of Psychology, Ethnography and History: Methodological Bigamy or Tripartite Free Love? / E. Thomas Lawson
2. Toward a Scientific History of Religions / Luther H. Martin
3. From Ohalo to Çatalhöyük: The Development of Religiosity during the Early Prehistory of Western Asia, 20,000-7,000 B.C. / Steven Mithen
4. Primary Emergence of the Doctrinal Mode of Religiosity in Prehistoric Southwestern Iran / Karen Johnson
5. Old and New in Roman Religion: A Cognitive Account / Douglas L. Gragg
6. Four Men, Two Sticks, and a Whip: Image and Doctrine in a Mithraic Ritual / Roger Beck
7. Syncretism and the Interaction of Modes of Religiosity: A Formative Perspective on Gnostic-Christian Movements in Late Antiquity / Anita Maria Leopold
8. Testing the Two Modes Theory: Christian Practice in the Later Middle Ages / Anne L. Clark
9. Modes of Religiosity and Changes in Popular Religious Practices at the Time of the Reformation / Ted Vial
10. Modes of Religiosity and Types of Conversion in Medieval Europe and Modern Africa / Ulrich Berner
11. Corrupt Doctrine and Doctrinal Revival: On the Nature and Limits of the Modes Theory / Ilkka Pyysiäinen
12. Critical Reflections on the Modes of Religiosity Argument / Donald Wiebe
13. Theorizing Religions Past / Harvey Whitehouse

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