For how long will Religion last?
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2012.047.02Keywords:
Practical atheism, conversion, immanence, freedom of contract, freedom of belief, freedom of cult, mysthicism, monotheism, secular society, secularized society, theology, tradition, transcendenceAbstract
A hot sociopolitical issue today is the extent to which religions should be publicly represented. This text discusses the «state of the question» critically focusing on the main and common argument used by all the experts: liberty of conscience understood as freedom of choice. We are not allowed to identify both kinds of freedom without erasing the necessary division between religion and politics. Nevertheless, the elimination of this division not only occurs in practice but also in the theoretical outlines of the advocates of secularism based on freedom of choice. As the whole question concerns the «monotheism of reason», the philosophical discourse should not be a simple mediator between the different parts.
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