Titlebook: Conservative Religion and Mainstream Culture ; Opposition, Negotiat Stefan Gelfgren,Daniel Lindmark Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Conservative Laestadianism in the Municipal Politics of Northern Finlandhe conservative religious movement. They illuminate the interwovenness of religious and secular aspects of the political actions and decisions and on the other hand the tensions between the religious and the secular. The chapter shows how the relations between political life and religion are never fixed but rather changing and negotiable.

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BILIO

Margherita Antona,Constantine Stephanidisorth. However, the characteristics of a northern Bible belt are blunt and unnuanced, largely because religiosity does not follow administrative boarders in the vast and rather unevenly populated area. Therefore, the diversity of religious faith and practices in the north of Sweden are obscured.

Nefarious

Peter Yeung,Oliver Alonzo,Matt Huenerfauthiple sites of incompatible authority on controversial theological and social issues such as sexuality. The third tension is the instability inherent in Pentecostal theology as it emphasizes the importance of personal revelation and ecstatic experience, which has the potential to upset negotiated compromises with secular culture.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceoy’s songs from both a theological and a musicological perspective. Through the presented exemplary analyses, we argue that the band’s lyrics deal especially with Christological topics so as to address mainstream culture, whilst the respective musical style punctuates and clearly strengthens the theological message of the respective songs.

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Laura Burzagli,Pier Luigi Emilianieople belonging to a Lutheran revival movement called Laestadianism. An analysis of both historical source materials and recently conducted interviews with members of the movement confirms the phenomenon of education hesitancy in the area and the assumption of religion being one of its reasons.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-49282-3and the media at large. The findings show that the non-religious mainstream pupils displayed various attitudes toward the other, ranging from a disapproval mode, via a reservation mode to a tolerance mode. The chapter ends in conclusions concerning the necessity of education for religious pluralism and tolerance in order to make dialogue possible.

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Palgrave Studies in Alternative Educationoday Inc. implemented a new policy, “One CT,” to streamline its products and rebrand journalistic fairness as an evangelical maxim. This chapter uses editorial material and interviews to discuss the policy’s overarching vision of ., the dictum of holding firm to religious conviction but doing it in a friendly manner.