2017
DOI: 10.1007/s41682-017-0005-7
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Religion and politics: on complexity, characteristics, and challenges of an interactive relationship from the perspective of political science

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Der Beitrag verortet die programmatische Frage nach dem Verhältnis von "Politik" und "Religion" einerseits im Kontinuum der Ideengeschichte und andererseits als spezifische Problemstellung, die von der konzeptionellen Ausdifferenzierung beider Bereiche im Zuge der Säkularisierung abhängt. Die Interaktionen und Grenzziehungen zwischen "Religion" und "Politik" avancieren folgerichtig zum (politik-)wissenschaftlichen Gegenstand, da der Begriff des "Säkularen" unweigerlich eine doppelte Perspektive… Show more

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“…10. Skepticism is called for in this context concerning arguments that result in one-sided allocations and negative or positive revaluations of religions and religious communities, such as that Islam is supposedly incompatible with democracy or that Christianity has a special affinity with democracy (Khorchide, 2016; see also Graf, 2013;Kreß, 2015;Hidalgo, 2017). Concerning the concept of dignity, Fateh-Moghadam observes: "Dignity in the Christian sense was always a duty-generating construction that was opposed to releasing the individual from heteronomous bonds.…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10. Skepticism is called for in this context concerning arguments that result in one-sided allocations and negative or positive revaluations of religions and religious communities, such as that Islam is supposedly incompatible with democracy or that Christianity has a special affinity with democracy (Khorchide, 2016; see also Graf, 2013;Kreß, 2015;Hidalgo, 2017). Concerning the concept of dignity, Fateh-Moghadam observes: "Dignity in the Christian sense was always a duty-generating construction that was opposed to releasing the individual from heteronomous bonds.…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%