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Mapping Modern Faith and Human Flourishing
This research project develops the world's largest open-access dataset on contemporary religious movements, examining how new forms of religiosity impact human flourishing. By combining quantitative analysis with qualitative expertise through the Database of Religious History, we study religious groups that emerged since the 1970s across Christian, Dharmic, Japanese, Islamic, and esoteric traditions. The project aims to provide evidence-based insights for policymakers and researchers on how contemporary religious practices contribute to personal and societal wellbeing.
Project Activities
Explore our research initiatives and methodologies
Project Activities
Publications
Public Outreach
Workshops
DRH Database
Call for Experts
If you have expertise in new religiosities within the five target areas:
Neo-Pentecostal
Dharmic
Japanese
Islamic
Esoteric
and would like to propose an entry, please contact us at: stephen.christopher@kcl.ac.uk
Experts receive an honorarium per completed and externally reviewed entry.