Routledge Religious Literacy, Law and History - ICLARS Series

Explore the complex relationship between religion and society in Europe with this academic volume from the ICLARS Series on Law and Religion. Published by Routledge, this book examines the macro and micro factors that influence religious literacy across the continent. By looking at historical, institutional, religious, social, juridical, and educational conditions, the text provides a deep understanding of how religious illiteracy affects the social and political landscape. The book is organized into four distinct parts to guide readers through different layers of analysis. The first part, "One literacy, more literacies?", establishes the foundational concepts necessary to discuss religious illiteracy in a European context. The second part, "Understanding illiteracies, debating disciplines?", moves into the theological and philosophical discussions surrounding these topics. This text serves as a resource for those studying the legal, social, and historical frameworks of pluralist societies.