Religion and Political ThoughtThis book provides an essential resource for studies in religion and politics. It is divided into three parts, beginning with an introduction outlining the contemporary relevance of reviewing the relationship between the two subject areas; a brief history of the interactions between religion and politics that have pertained both in East and the West, and the key concepts that relate these two fields. The second section comprises a selection of classic readings. This title is ideal for students of both religion and politics and general readers who are interested in the topics. |
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Table des matières
General Introduction | 1 |
THE DIVISION OF CHRISTS POLITICAL BODY | 21 |
THE LEGITIMATION OF SOVEREIGN POWER | 77 |
RELIGION IN DEMOCRATIC CULTURE | 119 |
POLITICS AFTER RELIGION | 173 |
THE CONTEMPORARY DEBATES | 219 |
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