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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences that, in order to understand engagements between secularism and the state, and/or the politics, how secularism occurred across states is key. To achieve this, the chapter proposes a framework exploring internal and external introductions of secularism, and with sub-divisions assisting with underst

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Laurence Moreau-Giraud,Pascal Lafonidentity in the UK and France, and the possible role that legal pluralism can play to provide a workable synchronicity. The analysis is built upon the comparisons between these two jurisdictions’ law and practice to elaborate if there is a balance between their secular identities and the religious f

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Stephan Leitner,Friederike Wallegacy of historic Christianity. Historically, Christianity has distinguished the sacred from the secular, both conceptually and institutionally; most obviously in the distinctions between faith and reason, church and state, divine law and natural law. Although historic Christianity has . the sacred

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