In the book Nature Religion in America, _____ argues that in America the term nature religion fits a whole range of American beliefs, from precolonial Native American religions to the contemporary "New Age" movement
A) ?N. Scott
B) ?Mircea Eliade
C) ?Catherine Albanese
D) ?Gerald Vizenor
Answer: C) ?Catherine Albanese
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