Publication: Five arguments against single state religions
Five arguments against single state religions
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de Vries, B. (2021). Five arguments against single state religions. Ethnicities, 21(1), 192–210. https://doi.org/10.1177/1468796821989751
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A significant proportion of states grants constitutional recognition to a single religion, leaving various other religions within society constitutionally unrecognised. Many philosophers believe that this is problematic even when such recognition is (almost) wholly symbolic. The four most common and prima facie plausible objections to what I call ‘mono-recognition’ are that it alienates citizens who do not adhere to the constitutionally recognised religion; that it symbolically subordinates these individuals; that it reinforces oppres
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- de Vries, Bouke
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de Vries, B. (2021). Five arguments against single state religions. Ethnicities, 21(1), 192–210. https://doi.org/10.1177/1468796821989751
