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2012
This article begins with a discussion of the constitutional significance of free expression. It then discusses constitutional freedom of expression clauses; interpreting freedom of expression clauses; balancing freedom of expression and other interests; and freedom of expression and the media.
Sajó, András, Uitz, Renáta
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This article begins with a discussion of the constitutional significance of free expression. It then discusses constitutional freedom of expression clauses; interpreting freedom of expression clauses; balancing freedom of expression and other interests; and freedom of expression and the media.
Sajó, András, Uitz, Renáta
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Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 2005
Freedom is essential for the blossoming of a truly democratic society, but how is the relation of religion and freedom to be understood in present-day Iran, which is ruled by a religious government and where debates over the extent of freedom and its compatibility with an Islamic state have gone unresolved for more than a decade?
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Freedom is essential for the blossoming of a truly democratic society, but how is the relation of religion and freedom to be understood in present-day Iran, which is ruled by a religious government and where debates over the extent of freedom and its compatibility with an Islamic state have gone unresolved for more than a decade?
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Freedom in Religion, Freedom in the State
2020This article provides an overview of Böckenförde’s writings on issues of religion, ethos, and the Catholic Church in relation to law, democracy, and the state. It presents Böckenförde as an inner-Catholic critic, who attempted to persuade Catholicism that one’s own freedom can be defended only as part of the general freedom.
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Freedom in Religion or Freedom from Religion
2010The first decade of the twenty-first century finds the American people divided along a great, half-century-old fault line. On one side stand Traditionalists who understand human existence and glory (joys and sorrows) as defined by a western religious heritage, an existence circumscribed by tragedy.
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, 2015 Tato práce se zabývá svobodou vyznání. V první kapitole jsem vymezila pojem svobody vyznání a její právní zakotvení v mezinárodním právu i právu vnitrostátním. V následující kapitole jsem soustředila na vztah svobody vyznání k jiným lidským právům.
Hrdličková, Lenka
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Religion and Freedom of Choice
2011This chapter examines the relationship between religion and freedom of choice. It first traces the historical developments within the United Nations and some contemporary challenges facing the freedom of choice in religious matters and outlines the numerous facets of religious choice that are not obvious from the face of those texts.
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Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence, 2008
Why it is that the principle of freedom of religion, rather than a more general principle such as liberty or liberty of conscience, figures so prominently in our lived experience and, in particular, in the constitutional commitment to the free exercise of religion?
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Why it is that the principle of freedom of religion, rather than a more general principle such as liberty or liberty of conscience, figures so prominently in our lived experience and, in particular, in the constitutional commitment to the free exercise of religion?
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1972
The God who is with us is the God who forsakes us. The God who makes us live in this world without using Him as a working hypothesis is the God for whom we are ever standing.… Man’s religiosity makes him look in his distress to the power of God in this world; he uses God as Deus ex machina.
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The God who is with us is the God who forsakes us. The God who makes us live in this world without using Him as a working hypothesis is the God for whom we are ever standing.… Man’s religiosity makes him look in his distress to the power of God in this world; he uses God as Deus ex machina.
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Exploring the impacts of artificial intelligence on freedom of religion or belief online
International Journal of Human Rights, 2022Cameran Ashraf
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