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Religion And Identity In Europe

The Makings Of Religious Enemies In Antiquity And Today

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This book explores the tension between Roman religion and Christianity in Antiquity, drawing parallels with contemporary cultural and religious conflicts in Europe.

An insightful comparison of historical and modern religious identity and conflict in Europe.

Susanne William Rasmussen delves into the ongoing interplay between religion and identity by comparing ancient and modern Europe. She highlights how religious enemy images have been constructed across time, linking past and present struggles.

The book covers a range of topics relevant to multicultural Europe, both historically and today, including:

  • Encounters between cultures and the ideas of religion versus superstitio
  • Power struggles and propaganda among emperors, philosophers, and church leaders
  • Competition over miracles and the significance of martyrdom
  • The processes of ancient Romanization alongside modern globalization
  • Religious pluralism in relation to universal values
  • The balance of freedom of religion within liberal democracies
  • The role of secularism and the challenges it poses to Europe’s collective fears

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Forfatter(e)Susanne William Rasmussen
KategoriBøger
Genre(r)Samfund Og Historie
ForlagSyddansk Universitetsforlag
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SprogDansk
ISBN-139788776747633
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