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Religious Perspectives on Population Justice

Abstract Early on in the Holocene, our species discovered its capacity to over-reproduce, straining available resources, and raising issues of just distribution and fertility management. In non-systematic forms, all religions embody moral philosophies.
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Radical Protestantism and Religious Populism

American Quarterly, 1992
Stephen J. Stein, Nathan O. Hatch
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The Coming of Religious Populism?

2023
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Framing ‘gender ideology’: religious populism in the Croatian Catholic Church

Identities, 2022
Ivan Tranfić
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Of the Religious Encouragement Given to Population

2023
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Soviet Believers: The Religious Sector of the Population

Russian Review, 1982
Dimitry V. Pospielovsky, William C. Fletcher   +1 more
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Fundamentalism, Religious Nationalism, or Populism?

Contemporary Sociology, 1994
Said Amir Arjomand, Ervand Abrahamian, Hamid Dabashi, Mark Juergensmeyer, Martin Riesebrodt, Don Reneau   +5 more
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Religious Populism in the Digital Age

2022
Magali Do Nascimento Cunha
exaly  

Religious Populism and Its Opponents

2022
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THE CHALLENGE OF THE INTERTWINING OF RELIGIOUS NATIONALISM AND POPULISM

The author’s aim is to provoke deeper research to two influential movements, Religious Nationalism and Populism, in such a way that will produce not only insight in what was vaguely known but the deeper details of how these movements can come up with such a compromise, results and the consequences of this new alliance.
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