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Post-modernism and its secrets: religion without religion.
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[I]t can be said...that a certain Kant and a certain Hegel, Kierkegaard of course,... Heidegger also, belong to this tradition that consists of proposing a nondogmatic doublet of dogma, a philosophical and metaphysical doublet, in any case a thinking that "repeats" the possibility of religion without religion.
Jacques Derrida, The Gift of Death
I BEGIN WITH A SUGGESTIVE CLAIM: that from a certain perspective the histories of both modernity and postmodernity are religious histories (not histories of religion), organized around an essentially religious secret--a religion ...
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The science of shaking off religion; Books.
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Who reads religion news? (God in the Newsroom)
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Back to basics. (religion and left wing politics in the U.S.)(Editorial)
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The establishment clause: religion and the First Amendment.
; The establishment Clause: Religion and the First Amendment LEONARD...constitutional scholars. He makes no secret of his liberal politics, but...against an establishment of religion wasn't intended to prohibit all federal aid to religion, but only aid favoring one religion over another. Aid to ...
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Science works like clockwork; religion floats with clouds
; ...evolutionary theory, it could be seen that the seeds of religion's sidelining were sown. It is not hard to see the reasoning...greater power? Science, some argue, has become the secular religion of the modern age, pushing Christianity to the margins...Rev Dr Sir John Polkinghorne, physicist and theologian, ...
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A Matter of Opinion: Does John Ashcroft Have the Right to Pray? Examining the high price of separation of religion and state at work and at school
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At Regent, scholars discuss religion in democracy.
; ...Thomas Jefferson saw Christianity as peculiarly the religion of freedom and the support of republican government...businessman from Virginia Beach. We do not need a state religion, but we need religion to be in the state, he said. Each form of religion has to participate, and that's the ...
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RELIGION, FREEDOM CAN FLOURISH TOGETHER.(FRONT)(WILLIAM WINEKE)(Column)
; ...speech on faith and politics last week. Freedom and religion endure together or perish alone. ... Americans acknowledge...is wrong in every respect. Freedom does not require religion. Freedom flourishes best in a pluralistic society. Societies in which one religion dominates tend to repress freedom. ...
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KEEP RELIGION OUT OF THE CAMPAIGN.(Editorial)(Column)
; ...religion was. Week before last, Romney delivered his religion speech at the George H.W. Bush Library at College Station...on his presidential decisions. I will serve no one religion, he declared. Romney is in a tough fight for the GOP...have never tried to proselytize or to spotlight their ...
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