Religions de l’Amérique précolombienne

La Médecine de l'Amérique précolombienne

In a literal sense the term Pre-Columbian refers to the period of the history of the Western Hemisphere from the earliest times to 1492, when Christopher Columbus set foot on the New World. In a wider sense, however, pre-Columbian commonly applies to the pre-acculturation period, before the native populations bore the full brunt of European colonization. Due to the staggered waves of exploratio...

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 130 | 2006

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 109 | 2009

A process of secularisation can be observed in all European countries: church membershipdeclines and religious institutions lose their monopoly. This is strongest among Dutchyoungsters, but it does not automatically lead to a loss of religion. Instead it is a process ofindividualisation of religion. Youngsters nowadays construct a personal framework of meaningby choosing from av...

Religions / Adyān

s of the articles in Arabic Sources of Tolerance and Intolerance in Islam by Ibrahim Kalin Healing Interreligious Relationships by Leo Lefebure Disagreeing to Agree: A Christian Response to A Common Word by James Cutsinger Religious Diversity and Harmonious Living: The Indian Story and Challenge by Michael Amaladoss Jews and Muslims: Why They Have More in Common than They Realize by Robert Eise...

Elements de religions iraniennes chez les arabes a lepoque pre-islamique