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Discussing religious freedom : need for religious literacy

Hedges Paul

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A recent Washington Post article typifies the way discussion about religion is misleading and distorting in much media and academic commentary. Religious literacy is proposed as a solution.

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A recent Washington Post article typifies the way discussion about religion is misleading and distorting in much media and academic commentary. Religious literacy is proposed as a solution.

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A recent Washington Post article typifies the way discussion about religion is misleading and distorting in much media and academic commentary. Religious literacy is proposed as a solution.

Key concepts: Religious freedom, Literacy, Sociology, Political science, Epistemology, Law, Philosophy, Pedagogy

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