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Remixing Religion: Multiple Religious Belonging and Beyond – A Latourian Proposal book cover

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Remixing Religion Multiple Religious Belonging and Beyond – A Latourian Proposal

By André van der Braak Copyright 2026
202 Pages
by Amsterdam University Press

Traditional religious affiliation is declining across the West, yet new hybrid forms of spirituality flourish. In Remixing Religion, André van der Braak argues that many people are not leaving religion behind but are creatively recombining it—sometimes in the form of multiple religious belonging (MRB), yet sometimes refusing any single label while drawing on diverse practices and “repertoires of... Read more

Acknowledgements

Introduction

PART ONE: MULTIPLE RELIGIOUS BELONGING

1. Empirical Explorations of Multiple Religious Belonging

2. Hermeneutical Explorations of Multiple Religious Belonging

3. Philosophical Explorations of Buddhist-Christian Belonging

4. Multiple Religious Belonging in China

PART TWO: BEYOND MULTIPLE RELIGIOUS BELONGING

5. Reimagining Religiosity as Remix

6. The Return of Immanentist Religion

7. A Latourian Proposal

8. Conclusion

Bibliography

Index

Biography

André van der Braak is professor of comparative philosophy of religion at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. He has widely published on Buddhist-Christian Studies and multiple religious belonging, and was the project leader of the multiple religious belonging research project (2013–2019) at the Vrije Universiteit.

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