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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Data on global migration clearly illustrate the changing demographics of the present day. Famines, droughts, earthquakes, armed conflicts, and the decline in democratic standards for basic human rights have led to an increasing number of migrants on a global scale. Consequently, this has led to religion-based challenges and confrontations, as one of the most important qualitative consequences of these demographic changes is the increasing plurality of local and global religious spheres. This plurality emphasizes the need for an academic discussion on how religious changes and challenges can be supported and managed in the increasingly precarious situation that results from religious pluralism. How do religious actors reconcile fundamental doctrinal and practical differences within their own ranks? Additionally, how does the state ensure that both it and the public are sufficiently informed about these differences? In other words, society's approach to religious education requires both intra- and inter-religious awareness between secular and religious actors.Peter Berger, once known as a staunch advocate for the secularization thesis, formulated a theory of religious pluralism. According to Berger, it is religious pluralism-and not religious decline-that is the most important consequence of modernity as it concerns religion. In line with Berger's theory, we can largely identify the dual pluralism of today's societies-both the coexistence of religions and religious and secular discourses and practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Data on global migration clearly illustrate the changing demographics of the present day. Famines, droughts, earthquakes, armed conflicts, and the decline in democratic standards for basic human rights have led to an increasing number of migrants on a global scale. Consequently, this has led to religion-based challenges and confrontations, as one of the most important qualitative consequences of these demographic changes is the increasing plurality of local and global religious spheres. This plurality emphasizes the need for an academic discussion on how religious changes and challenges can be supported and managed in the increasingly precarious situation that results from religious pluralism. How do religious actors reconcile fundamental doctrinal and practical differences within their own ranks? Additionally, how does the state ensure that both it and the public are sufficiently informed about these differences? In other words, society's approach to religious education requires both intra- and inter-religious awareness between secular and religious actors.Peter Berger, once known as a staunch advocate for the secularization thesis, formulated a theory of religious pluralism. According to Berger, it is religious pluralism-and not religious decline-that is the most important consequence of modernity as it concerns religion. In line with Berger's theory, we can largely identify the dual pluralism of today's societies-both the coexistence of religions and religious and secular discourses and practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Data on global migration clearly illustrate the changing demographics of the present day. Famines, droughts, earthquakes, armed conflicts, and the decline in democratic standards for basic human rights have led to an increasing number of migrants on a global scale. Consequently, this has led to religion-based challenges and confrontations, as one of the most important qualitative consequences of these demographic changes is the increasing plurality of local and global religious spheres. This plurality emphasizes the need for an academic discussion on how religious changes and challenges can be supported and managed in the increasingly precarious situation that results from religious pluralism. How do religious actors reconcile fundamental doctrinal and practical differences within their own ranks? Additionally, how does the state ensure that both it and the public are sufficiently informed about these differences? In other words, society's approach to religious education requires both intra- and inter-religious awareness between secular and religious actors.Peter Berger, once known as a staunch advocate for the secularization thesis, formulated a theory of religious pluralism. According to Berger, it is religious pluralism-and not religious decline-that is the most important consequence of modernity as it concerns religion. In line with Berger's theory, we can largely identify the dual pluralism of today's societies-both the coexistence of religions and religious and secular discourses and practices. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Data on global migration clearly illustrate the changing demographics of the present day. Famines, droughts, earthquakes, armed conflicts, and the decline in democratic standards for basic human rights have led to an increasing number of migrants on a global scale. Consequently, this has led to religion-based challenges and confrontations, as one of the most important qualitative consequences of these demographic changes is the increasing plurality of local and global religious spheres. This plurality emphasizes the need for an academic discussion on how religious changes and challenges can be supported and managed in the increasingly precarious situation that results from religious pluralism. How do religious actors reconcile fundamental doctrinal and practical differences within their own ranks Additionally, how does the state ensure that both it and the public are sufficiently informed about these differences In other words, society's approach to religious education requires both intra- and inter-religious awareness between secular and religious actors.Peter Berger, once known as a staunch advocate for the secularization thesis, formulated a theory of religious pluralism. According to Berger, it is religious pluralism-and not religious decline-that is the most important consequence of modernity as it concerns religion. In line with Berger's theory, we can largely identify the dual pluralism of today's societies-both the coexistence of religions and religious and secular discourses and practices.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Religious Changes and Challenges in the Wake of Increasing Global Migration | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | MDPI AG | EAN 9783725877812 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.