Pluralism in politics is the coexistence of a diversity of views in society. Pluralistic nations tend to be ones with the rule of law and democracy...Become a member and unlock all Study Answers Start today. Try it now Create an account Ask a question Our experts can answer your ...
Most scholarship on assimilationism and pluralism either scientifically assesses their validity as theories or ideologically makes claims about their propriety. Missing is inquiry into how assimilationism and pluralism are not merely about society (as outcomes or ideals) but are used in society, sometime...
Why is religion so important in the Middle East? In what way might early Protestant music (and the movement itself) be viewed as "fundamentalist"? In what way can early Protestant music and the movement itself be viewed as fundamentalist? How are Hindu temples different than both c...
Perhaps the best examples of the pluralism movement can be found in theend of white apartheid in South Africa, and the culmination of the racialCivil Rights Movementin the United States with the enactment of theCivil Rights Act of 1964and theVoting Rights Act of 1965. ...
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Miller, D. W. (2007).God at work: The history and promise of the faith at work movement. Oxford: Oxford University Press. BookGoogle Scholar Miller, D. W. (2010). The faith-friendly company: An idea whose time has come? In D. K. Hainsworth & S. R. Paeth (Eds.),Public theology...
At the outset of her provocative book, published in 1991 under the title Prisoners of Men's Dreams, Suzanne Gordon raises serious questions about the women's liberation movement in America since the late 1960s. 2 She suggests that too many women today are mired in a refashioned feminism and...
In other parts of the world, where the hardest boundaries are enforced (such as today’s Gaza), there are the most conflicts. As Turner suggests, communitas is often followed by more rigid structural control (Turner 1969, p. 373). What is needed is not a movement that calls for unifying...
In 1952, President Rhee allowed Protestant chaplains to be assigned to all military bases, which was stipulated in 1961. This contributed to the basis of an evangelical movement to convert all military men into Protestants in the 1970s (I. Kim 2003, p. 379). Given that all male citizens ...
a bipartisan organization of Gen Z and millennial lawmakers in the United States; Ainka Jackson, the founding executive director of the Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth and Reconciliation; Manu Meel, CEO of the BridgeUSA student movement; and Nika Kovač, the director of The Research Institut...