What distinguishes religious core
texts from non-religious core texts? This question seeks a general criterion for
placing core texts into the "religious" and "secular"
categories. Such a criterion would guide the process of categorization with
respect to particular works generally recognized as core texts. A candidate criterion
might define religious core texts as core texts that contribute affirmatively
to a religious view of the world. Then there would need to be a conversation
about what would count as a religious view of the world and what it would mean
for a core text to contribute affirmatively to such a view.
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