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Religion & State

  • Christians meeting top Muslim politicians that favour religious freedom

    Christians meeting top Muslim politicians that favour religious freedom

    A rare picture: Two Christians discussing with two Muslim politicians working for peace, human rights and religious freedom.

    12. June 2017 / Christianity & Politics, Democracy, Special topics politics, Islam, Human Rights, Politics, ProMundis Blog, Right to religious freedom, Religion & State, Religious Freedom

     
  • Meeting the Great Imam of Lahore

    Meeting the Great Imam of Lahore

    Thomas Schirrmacher thanking the Great Imam of Lahore, Syed Muhammad Abdul Khabir Azad, leading the second largest mosque in the world with up to 100.000 visitors on Fridays, that he several times stoped a mob, that want to burn Christian quarters

    31. March 2017 / ProMundis Blog, Religion & State, Religious Freedom

     
  • Religious Dialogue in Azerbaijan

    Christine and Thomas Schirrmacher have paid a visit to the ministry of religious affairs in Azerbaijan as well as to government organizations having to do with the areas of religion and culture. Additionally, they visited the leaders of the different Muslim confessions as well as leaders of the Jewish community and the leadership of the officially recognized denominations within the country (Orthodox, Catholic, Lutheran), all in an effort to construct a picture of the situation relating to religious freedom and the status of the dialogue conducted between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Besides that, they also met with the chairpersons of the most important human rights organizations in the country.

    13. March 2017 / Special topics ecumenical relations, Special topics religions, ProMundis Blog, Right to religious freedom, Religion & State, Religious Freedom

     
  • In the Case of Muslims’ Integration Problems in Germany, Religion must neither be overvalued nor undervalued

    The Christian media magazine PRO has written the following about my comment on Bekim Agai’s theses – the whole article with the presentation of his theses can be found here.

    4. September 2016 / Special topics Society, Society, Islam, ProMundis Blog, Religion & State, Religions

     
  • Acht Jahre nach Malatya-Morden: Witwe rechnet nicht mehr mit Gerechtigkeit

    Acht Jahre nach Malatya-Morden: Witwe rechnet nicht mehr mit Gerechtigkeit

    Menschenrechtsbericht der Türkischen Evangelischen Allianz auf Deutsch veröffentlicht Diese Meldung stammt ursprünglich aus dem Jahr 2015 und ist bisher nicht in meinem Blog erschienen. (Bonn, 18.04.2015) Nach dem letzten Verhandlungstag im Malatya-Mordprozess äußerte die Witwe […]

    7. June 2016 / Special topics human rights, Special topics politics, Islam, Human Rights, Politics, ProMundis Blog, Religion & State, Religions, Religious Freedom

     
  • Does the Speaker-amplified Muezzin Call violate negative Freedom of Religion?

    Does the Speaker-amplified Muezzin Call violate negative Freedom of Religion?

    ARTICLE Within the framework of religious freedom, Muslims are indeed entitled to their own religious buildings, including mosques and minarets, even with a non-amplified call to prayer that is sung. However, discussion is required as to whether a loudspeaker-enhanced prayer call from a minaret does not violate the religious freedom of non-Muslims.

    23. May 2016 / Articles, Islam, ProMundis Blog, Religion & State, Religions, Religious Freedom

     
  • Cover Die Armenierthematik in der türkischen Innen- und Außenpolitik

    The Armenian Question in Turkey’s Domestic and International Policy

    ARTICLE Even if the Armenian question does not have the importance of the Kurd question for Turkey’s domestic policy, it plays a central role for Turkey’s selfunderstanding. What lies at the center is not primarily the everyday discrimination of Armenians which emanates from the population.

    22. October 2015 / Articles, Christianity & Politics, Persecution of Christians, Religion & State

     
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Über michProf. Dr. theol. Dr. phil. Thomas Schirrmacher, PhD, DD, (born 1960) is President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, and Associate Secretary General for Theological Concerns (Theology, Theological Education, Intrafaith and Interfaith Relations, Religious Freedom, Research), which networks churches with appr. 600 million conservative Protestant Christians, chair of its theological commission, and director of the International Institute for Religious Freedom (Bonn, Cape Town, Colombo, Brasilia), the largest research network for religious freedom and against persecution of Christians and other religions and world views. Read more …

 

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