Abdulkader Tayob - Islam and Democracy in South Africa
Focus 62 - August 2011 - Religion & Society
This edition of Focus is dedicated to exploring some of the relationships between religious belief and society. In a modern and supposedly secular age, religious belief and practice have a curious and intriguing persistence – the assumption being that religion has no real place in a modern or modernising world: when it occurs, it is, no doubt, a legacy of some sort of archaic sensibility.
Abdulkader Tayob - Islam and Democracy in South Africa
Anthony Egan, S.J. - Does God Have a Vote? Faith, Democratic Politics and the Secular Age
Review Article: Claudia B Braude - Stones Against the Mirror by Hugh Lewin
David Bilchitz - The Tension Between Freedom of Religion and Equality in Liberal Constitutionalism
Focus 62 - August 2011 - Religion & Society
This edition of Focus is dedicated to exploring some of the relationships between religious belief and society. In a modern and supposedly secular age, religious belief and practice have a curious and intriguing persistence – the assumption being that religion has no real place in a modern or modernising world: when it occurs, it is, no doubt, a legacy of some sort of archaic sensibility.
Francis Antonie - Editorial
Francis Davis - “Doing God” and Policy: In Search of Social Capital and Innovation
Iraj Abedian - Religion and Social Progress: Beyond the Clash of Extremes
Chipkin & Leatt - Religion and Revival in post-apartheid South Africa
Review: Lewis Mash - Helen Suzman by Gillian Godsell
Maria Frahm-Arp - Pentecostal Charismatic Christianity and the Making of Female Managers
Tribute: Richard Steyn - In Memoriam: Patrick Laurence
Sibusiso Masondo - African Traditional Religion in the face of Secularism in South Africa
Review: William Gumede - Liberal Democracy and Peace in South Africa by Pierre du Toit and Hennie Kotze