Titlebook: Complexifying Religion; Andrei-Razvan Coltea Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springe

Decongestant

小口啜饮

https://doi.org/10.5822/978-1-61091-542-7am writing these words (autumn 2022), I was informed that, besides the COVID-19 pandemic which was somewhat more of a threat than a reality at the time (Mongolia had zero cases for a long time after the initial outbreak in other parts of the world), there was another pandemic, a religious one, that

恶臭

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-4701-0Mongolian Shamanism; Zen Buddhism; Romanian Greek-Catholic Church; Complex Adaptive Systems; Romanian Or

Mettle

Nmda-Receptor

白杨鱼

Measuring U.S. Sustainable Urban DevelopmentWood and Sosis (Connor Wood and Richard Sosis, “Simulating Religions as Adaptive Systems”, in . 7[2009]) go as far as proposing a system dynamics model (SDM—typically used to represent commercial logistics systems) to simulate the functioning of religious complex adaptive systems.

GRE

Agriculture: Growing Food—and SolutionsRomanian orthodoxy is highly institutionalized, and any analysis should be built around the . (ROC) and its status as an autocephalous institution of Eastern Christianity, as well as an influential political actor.

母猪

Agriculture: Growing Food—and SolutionsThe precise date of birth of the ., also known as The Romanian Church United with Rome (RCUR) continues to be surrounded by controversy.

Meditate

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Religions as Complex Adaptive Systems: Structure and Function,It is certainly challenging to attempt a complete description of even the main characteristics of complex systems. Therefore, I will only address those features that are of major concern to this book.