Religious extremism - religious tolerance : : editorial
Christof Sauer, Thomas Schirrmacher
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Christof Sauer, Thomas Schirrmacher
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is considered as one of the major causes of contemporary religious persecution, whereas religious tolerance is a foundation of religious freedom. This dual topic covers most of the articles in this issue and its terminology is inspired by the opinion piece of Thomas K. Johnson on Religious extremism and the report on the research project Measuring religious tolerance ... by Johannes van der Walt et al. Johnson holds that religious must be understood as a result of a quest for meaning. To address it, religious and civil communities must offer appropriate life-giving meanings.
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is considered as one of the major causes of contemporary religious persecution, whereas religious tolerance is a foundation of religious freedom. This dual topic covers most of the articles in this issue and its terminology is inspired by the opinion piece of Thomas K. Johnson on Religious extremism and the report on the research project Measuring religious tolerance ... by Johannes van der Walt et al. Johnson holds that religious must be understood as a result of a quest for meaning. To address it, religious and civil communities must offer appropriate life-giving meanings.
Key concepts: Persecution, Religious freedom, Religious persecution, Religious controversies, Terminology, Religious diversity, Religious belief, Foundation (evidence)