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private experience of God is built through a profoundly social learning process. Belief and Connection 13. Theological Perspectives on God as an Invisible Force The beliefs that religious individuals hold about the way God operates in human life are potential factors affecting perceived social isolation.

t in modem theories about the very nature of religion." Modem objections to anthropomorphism have taken two major forms. First, traditions within Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have long opposed the worship of "idols," and regarded anthropomorphism as a dangerous assault against genuine piety and

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