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Cambridge Studies in Ideology and ReligionReihe

Diese Reihe befasst sich eingehend mit der komplexen Beziehung zwischen Ideologie und Religion und untersucht, wie diese beiden Kräfte die moderne Welt prägen und beeinflussen. Sie bietet eine objektive und ausgewogene Abdeckung von Themen, die oft übersehen werden. Ziel ist es, eine höhere Debattenebene zu fördern und unser Verständnis dieser entscheidenden gesellschaftlichen Phänomene voranzutreiben. Die Leser erhalten neue Einblicke in die Vernetzung von Glaubenssystemen und deren Auswirkungen.

Christianity and Politics in Doe's Liberia
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Politics, Theology and History
Religion and the Making of Society
Christian Justice and Public Policy
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