Freedom of religion

In a combination of legal, canonical, theological, sociological, and philosophical perspective, this volume analyzes the actual challenges contained in the 16th century concept of 'freedom of religion' in the current, multireligious, globalized world.

Preliminary Material /A. Van De Beek , E. Van Der Borght and B. Vermeulen -- Introduction /A. Van de Beek , E.A.J.G. Van der Borght and B.P. Vermeulen -- The Freedom Of Religion In Article 9 Of The European Convention On Human Rights: Historical Roots And Today's Dilemma's /B.P. Vermeulen -- Autonomous Communities As A Solution For Ethnic And Religious Freedom In Hungary And Transylvania--Historical And Systematic Reflections /Tamás Juhász -- Some Reflections On Religion And Multiculturalism In Romania: Towards A Reappraisal Of The Grammar Of Traditions /Silviu E. Rogobete -- Religious Freedom And State Neutrality. The South African Experiment In Religious Rights /Nico Vorster -- 'Freedom Of Religion' In Indonesia: Some Thoughts From An International Perspective /Huub Lems -- Marriage And Religious Freedom /Hildegard Warnink -- Freedom Of Religion And Civil Law /Tymen J. Van Der Ploeg -- Contractual Religious Freedom /Rik Torfs -- Current Options For The Constitutional Implementation Of Religious Freedom /J.M. Vorster -- Being Church And Freedom Of Religion–The Function And Ambit Of Religious Freedom /Pieter Coertzen -- State, Church And Civil Society. An Analysis Of Two Recent Ecclesial Documents /Eduardus Van Der Borght -- To Be Free, Religion Should Keep Herself Free /Abraham Van de Beek -- Religion And Violence /Paul Cliteur -- Challenges And Dilemmas /A. Van de Beek , E.A.J.G. Van der Borght and B.P. Vermeulen -- List Of Contributors /A. Van De Beek , E. Van Der Borght and B. Vermeulen -- Index /A. Van De Beek , E. Van Der Borght and B. Vermeulen.