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Religiocentrism
Religiocentrism or religio-centrism is defined (Corsini 1999:827) as the "conviction that a person's own religion is more important or superior to other religions." In analogy to ethnocentrism, religiocentrism is a value-neutral term for psychological attitude.
==Terminology==
The neologism ''religiocentrism'' combines ''religio-'' (e.g., religiosity) and ''-centrism'' (e.g., Eurocentrism). Derivations include ''religiocentric'' or ''religio-centric''.
Although the precise origins of ''religiocentrism'' and ''religiocentric'' remain unclear, the words have been used since the early 20th century. The American economist Adrian Augustus Holtz (1917:15) described how early German school reforms were "carried on in a way that allowed for a religio-centric educational system." Sinclair Lewis's ''Main Street'' (1920:307) said, "Maud Dyer was neurotic, religiocentric, faded; her emotions were moist, and her figure was unsystematic."
The related term ''Christocentric'' theologically means "forms of Christianity that concentrate on the teaching of Jesus Christ", but is sometimes used as a near synonym of ''religiocentric''. For instance (Hamilton 2002), "No matter where it appears, government-sponsored Christocentrism, or even religiocentrism, undermines this nation's ideals."
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