Religiöser Pluralismus und Toleranz in Europa. Eine Vorbemerkung

Augustin, Christian; Wienand, Johannes; Winkler, Christiane

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“…They sought to free people from old stereotypes and thinking and dreamed of modernizing Islam, which would become a powerful factor in collective psychology and an important means of political and religious harmony and spirituality, cementing a single idea of national statehood. In our opinion, one of the merits of Central Asian thinkers of the Middle Ages is a certain adjustment of the state-religion relationship in socio-political progress [3,9,12,14,15].…”

Section: Legal Principles Of Relations To Religion and Religious Asso...mentioning

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On the issue of freedom of conscience

Mirzakhmedov,

Aminov

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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This article examines the problem of the legal relationship of the state to religion, religious organizations and believers on the basis of the theoretical results of domestic and foreign scientific research. An analysis of the formation and development of modern materials on the problem of freedom of conscience and religious organizations in the sociolegal literature is presented. Protestantism laid the foundation for the idea of freedom of conscience, i.e., the religious freedom of the individual in the context of human rights. Avtorami suggests an interpretation of the definition of “conscience” and “freedom of conscience” through the prism of religion as the right of believers and analyses the current Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the CIS “On freedom of conscience and religious organizations” in the context of state-religious organization relations. Conscience as an ethical category has a purely personal character, expressing the inner spiritual and psychological "I", a sovereign spiritual phenomenon from the political and legal spheres of civil relations. The authors identify the problematic points in the regulation of relations between the rights and freedoms of believers to religion and associations in the legal acts of the country.

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Section: Legal Principles Of Relations To Religion and Religious Asso...mentioning

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On the issue of freedom of conscience

Mirzakhmedov,

Aminov

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E3S Web of Conf.

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“…In the tradition of Protestant ethics, this is referred to as "iustitia passiva", through which people are called into the "status politicus", a process of ever-new vocation from concern for one's own existence into the practices of "iustitia civilis", living together with others in justice. 16 Despite the caution required by the toxic connection between religiosity and intolerance (Augustin et al 2006;Schockenhoff 2014, pp. 465-75), especially in the context of Protestant ethics and its history (Seiverth 2013, pp.…”

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Practices of Tolerance: The Significance of Common Sense in Settings of Dense Coexistence

Heuser,

Wolf

2024

Religions

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Deriving from the growing cultural and religious diversity in Germany and the need for educational professionals to be able to deal with heterogeneous groups and communicate to children about how to coexist peacefully with others, this essay focuses on the relationship between common sense and tolerance, particularly in places of inescapable dense coexistence characterised by religious and cultural diversity. Using institutions of preschool and primary education as an example, the extent to which peaceful coexistence and conflict resolution is borne by common sense and supported by practices of tolerance is discussed. Subsequently, the significance of a common-sense approach to practices of tolerance for conceptualising ethical judgement in intercultural and inter-religious education is explored. The article closes with thoughts on the contribution of religious ethics to questions of human coexistence in highly dense and conflict-ridden contexts and briefly addresses aspects of Protestant social ethics.

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Vielfalt als Potential – Implikationen aus dem Verhältnis von Politik und Islam

Meyer¹,

Schubert²

2011

Politik Und Islam

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Religiöser Pluralismus und Toleranz in Europa. Eine Vorbemerkung

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On the issue of freedom of conscience

On the issue of freedom of conscience

Practices of Tolerance: The Significance of Common Sense in Settings of Dense Coexistence

Vielfalt als Potential – Implikationen aus dem Verhältnis von Politik und Islam

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