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Contributions of Religious Actors to Peace and Security
Ecumenical Review, 2020AbstractThe past decade has seen a shift of rhetoric, where religious actors are presented not just as aberrations in the secular and democratic order, but also as significant players in the development of peaceful and diversified societies. However, experiences of extremist religious groups raise questions about the legitimacy of involving religious ...
Henrik Sonne Petersen, Joseph Wandera
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Securing the Religious a/in Place
2023Chapter 1 examines the concepts and procedures by which the legal incorporation of Muslims and Christians is carried out. A twofold translation of the religious into the legal accompanies incorporation: of Muslims and Christians into/as legal subjects and Christians and Muslims into/as legal jurisdictions.
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Religious Resiliency and “Soft” Security
2023Abstract This chapter shows that the securitizing of religion is not only a function of urgent countermessaging. It also depends on the long-term cultivation of meaningful intercommunal bonds through the mechanism of interreligious governance.
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Religious Healing Experiences and Earned Security
Pastoral Psychology, 2020This article focuses on religious healing experiences related to resources from Christian faith and practices and attachment theory. Qualitative interviews were conducted with nine informants. The results indicate that they perceived healing experiences as intense encounters with a loving, sensitive, external power with detailed insights into their ...
Marianne Rodriguez Nygaard +3 more
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Economic Security and the Strength of Religious Cleavages
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Religious belief and church-attendance often go hand in hand, but the strength of the connection between these two dimensions of religiosity varies considerably across countries. By focusing on the strength of this connection, this paper challenges the entrenched idea that the politicization of religion in elections will decline as economic security ...
John Huber, Ahmed Ezzeldin Mohamed
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SOCIAL SECURITY IN RELIGIOUS NETWORKS
2009During the last decades, the world has been facing tremendous political transformations and new risks: epidemics such as HIV/Aids have had destabilizing effect on the caretaking role of kin; in post-socialist countries political reforms have made unemployment a new source of insecurity. Furthermore, the state’s withdrawal from providing social security
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Religious Freedom—a Good Security Risk?
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1955FREEDOM of religious belief and practice has been accepted as so integral a part of the American political and social heritage that to challenge its "loyalty status" appears heretical. Are we not the proud spiritual descendants of Pilgrims and Huguenots?
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Securing Power through Religious Patronage
2006The sentiments expressed in the charter issued by Jeanne to the Cistercian abbey of Spermalie in 1239, presented in the introduction, illustrate the medieval understanding of the relationship between power as it pertained to rulers and religious patronage.
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RELIGIOUS IMPLICATORS OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S SENSE OF SECURITY
Catholic PedagogyABSTRACT: Aim: The aim of the study was to capture the relationship between the subjective sense of security and the religiosity of youth. The goal was to identify those areas of the sense of security that correlate with elements constituting the sense of security and to capture differences between the genders of the participants.
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