It is widely accepted that Europe characterised by a secularised society and states marked laicism (laïcité). The article analyses how this European secularity observes religious education, highlighting the fact it does not have single model. diversity of interpretations term “secularity” unrelated to there plurality approaches teaching (or non-teaching) religion within education systems. autho...

For centuries, natural philosophers, their scientific successors, and theologians alike sought to explain the physical and natural world. The now common cultural narrative of perpetual conflict between science and religion simplifies the arguments and struggles of the past and overlooks cross-pollination between those who embraced faith and reason as the keys to understanding earth history. Whe...

MAGIC, SCIENCE, AND RELIGION IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE by Mark A. Waddell. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2021. x + 220 pages, including an annotated bibliography and index. Paperback; $25.99. ISBN: 9781108441650. *For decades, it has been commonplace among historians of science to recognize the essential interconnections between Christianity early origins natural sciences, even if som...

Newly established religious minorities in Western European countries and Australia have sparked fresh questions about the public place of religion. The current situation region reflects a certain agonism over religion its relation to liberal secular order. This has especially been case for region’s Muslims context marked by fears radicalisation extremism. contribution considers these responses ...

I have seen and heard so many arguments around this topic recently. It can be a real hot button issue in certain circles. Schools, Churches, other organizations banned yoga from their buildings because they think the is religion. not true way of life it an integrated system education for body, mind inner spirit. This art right living was imbibed practiced India thousands years ago, science deal...