This book presents a collection of original research about every day, innovative, interactive, and multiple religiosities among Sri Lankan Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and devotees of New Religious Movements in post-war Sri Lanka.

The book uses a novel analytic framework of ‘innovative religiosity’ to escape both the epistemological and ethnographic isolation of studies that limit themselves to one form of religious practice.

This book is an important resource for researchers studying Anthropology, Asian Religion, Religion in Context and South Asian Studies.