Questioning the Secular State: The Worldwide Resurgence of Religion in PoliticsDavid Westerlund C. Hurst & Co. Publishers, 1996 - 428 mga pahina In recent decades, secularism, or the separation of religion and state, has been increasingly questioned by various religious movements and organizations. This book examines how Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh fundamentalists are seeking to overthrow established political, religious and social norms in their quest for a religiously based form of government. The coverage of the work is global and includes studies of all world's major religons, thus providing the reader with a comprehensive introduction to a subject of growing importance. |
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AntiSecularist Policies of Religion | 1 |
THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE | 24 |
Make All Things New Black Militant Islam | 48 |
The Last Stand? Odawa Revitalizationists versus U S | 75 |
Government Religion | 96 |
Christian Orthodoxy and Contemporary Russian Nationalism | 117 |
AFRICA | 140 |
The Discourse of the Ikhwan of Sudan and Secularism | 167 |
Is Religious Revivalism a Threat to Tanzanias | 216 |
Towards a New Hindu Nation | 237 |
Religious Nationalism and Sikhism Ishtiaq Ahmed | 259 |
Buddhist Activism in Sri Lanka Bruce Matthews | 284 |
Buddhism between | 297 |
The Politics of Philippine Fundamentalism Susan Rose | 323 |
The Experience | 356 |
National Liberation | 392 |
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Questioning the Secular State: The Worldwide Resurgence of Religion in Politics David Westerlund Walang magamit na pagsilip - 1996 |
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