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Religion and Law in Dialogue: Convenantal and Non-Convenantal Cooperation Between State and Religion

Religion and Law in Dialogue: Convenantal and Non-Convenantal Cooperation Between State and Religion

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This volume contains studies, from the perspective of the countries of the European Union, on the means available to religious organisations to engage in dialogue with the States in which they exist. The studies explore the employment of covenants between religious groups and States as well as less formal facilities for dialogue and cooperation. The terms of the modern instruments of dialogue are treated, including in relation to the former communist member states, in their historical and political contexts.

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Pub dateMay 18, 2006
ISBN-109042917059
ISBN-139789042917057
LanguageEnglish
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