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Human rights in the era of the AKP
by Howard Eissenstat...and the penal code was reformed. Quietly, Kurdish villagers who had been forcibly relocated in the previous decade were allowed to return to their homes. Torture and harassment became less...
Religion, spirituality, and democratic renewal: Essays from the 2020 fellows
On parable, truth, and true and false reconciliation
Sociology of religion
The (really) strong program
by Bryan S. Turner...basis of the strong program. It is recognized, at least implicitly, that the phrase ‘strong program’ is a code for the rejection of the ‘weak program,’ where the latter typically...
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Skyping secularism: Religion and democracy
by Thomas Alberts...society. The local African religions seek protection for the practice of animal sacrifice, while the Hasidic community is asking that visitors abide by its strict gendered dress codes (i.e., the...
Mere Civility
Civility, identity, and agency
by Jeffrey Collins...promoted a robust, if at times coded, assault on the coherence of Trinitarian orthodoxy. These writings did not exemplify or suggest “civil silence” as to Hobbes’s own dissenting religious opinions....
Sex and the Catholic Church: What does law have to do with it?
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“This is not a Secular State”
by David Buckley...responding to unrest in Mindanao. Catholic chapels dot government buildings, and are crowded for workday services. Provisions in civil code governing state marriage annulments were heavily influenced by Catholic canon...
The politics of spirituality
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by Kerry Mitchell...leave open the identity of the transcendent thus became an orientation to others, part of a social code that labels her as a tolerant individualist. Or, more to the point,...