Religion and Politics - Quotes Flashcards

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‘nothing more or less than codependent, portable discursive markers whose relationship we can date to a specific period in early modern Europe and whose utility continues to this day’

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Arnal and McCutcheon

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‘religion and politics are not now, and in fact never have been, separate and hermetically sealed spheres of human thought and action’

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Routledge Companion to Study of Religion

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‘the role of the state is to protect individual self-expression, rather than to constitute it’

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Arnal andMcCutcheon

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‘developed in the research laboratory that we call the modern academy’

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Arnal and McCutcheon

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‘the separation of religion from the transcendent social in general is, even in the places where it appears at first to exist, superficial and transient’

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Bloch

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‘that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights’

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Declaration of Independence

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‘the public sphere is the arena where religion and politics regularly overlap and where their influence on social life is negotiated’

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Seiwert

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‘secularisation and modernity go hand in hand. With more modernisation comes more secularisation’

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Berger

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‘Opium of the people’

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Marx

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‘the universal obsessional neurosis of humanity’

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Freud

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greater access to information ‘undermined religion’s control of knowledge’

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Fox

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‘God is Dead’

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Nietzsche

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‘no longer will any serious social scientist deny that it possesses enough influence to be relevant’

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Fox

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‘doing politics is striving for power’

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Weber

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‘justify them as being non-negotiable demands transforming them from relative to absolute values’

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Seiwert

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‘This concept of… providing exclusivity and privileges to some religions is a highly political issue, one that states cannot avoid’

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Fox

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to ‘exclude religion from politics and power’ and not allow Islam to ‘enter political debates on its own terms’

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Seiwert

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‘the desire to ‘tame’ the political impact of religions by demanding their submission to the non-negotiable values of the secular constitution is a fundamental political issue’

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Seiwert