clustering religious authority
Clustering religious authority refers to the practice of grouping or consolidating religious power, influence, or decision-making within a particular organization, institution, or group of individuals. It involves centralizing or concentrating religious governance, interpretation, or leadership roles, often with the aim of establishing a unified doctrine or hierarchical structure within a religious community.
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