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About this book
The transcripted conversations that represent the substance of this volume are the result of a research project funded by the United Kingdom's Arts and Humanities Research Council. The product of nearly three years of interviews conducted with senior religious figures from a diversity of religious traditions, this book represents a physical and political-theological journey around England – from metropolitan capital through provincial cities and rural hinterlands, from rural episcopal palaces to industrial estates, from London mansion houses to remote mountain monastery – and provides a snapshot of how religious leaders and authority figures respond to contemporary issues of freedom of expression. Religious Authority and the Arts has a substantial introduction that situates the conversations within a theological, political, and cultural framework.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Political-Theological Convergence: The Church of England
- Chapter Two: Political-Theological Conservatism: Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity and Evangelical Protestantism
- Chapter Three: Political-Theological Crisis: Judaism
- Chapter Four: Political-Theological Confrontation: Islam
- Chapter Five: Political-Theological (Re-) Construal (I): Hinduism
- Chapter Six: Political-Theological (Re-) Construal (II): Buddhism
- Chapter Seven: Political-Theological Condemnation: What the Secular Humanists Say
- Chapter Eight: Political-Theological Critique: What the Writers Say
- References