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Is Nonreligion a Religion? The Italian Legal Experience,unt the European model of State-religion (and nonreligion) relationships, elaborated by Silvio Ferrari, and will assess whether the legal treatment of nonreligion in Italy – both as an individual . and as a collective reality – fits into that interpretative framework.

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Book 2022y of different countries. Featuring data from a wide range of quantitative and qualitative studies, the book exposes the relational dynamics of religion and nonreligion. Firstly, it highlights the extent to which nonreligion is defined and understood by legal and institutional actors on the basis of

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Against Recognising the Nonreligious,radical vision of political reform. Third, although?legally recognising nonreligious beliefs may seem like a concession to radicals, in reality it merely allows individuals and groups to opt out of the implicit political consensus, whereas what radicals are often seeking is to build a new consensus.

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,Introduction – Non-religion in Late Modern Societies,rly with regard to the institutionalisation and regulation of non-religion. It also briefly describes how the different contributions to this book complement existing knowledge and offer new perspectives.

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Nonreligion, Changing Religious Landscapes and Living Well Together,ide’ from an approach that relied on religious conceptualisations of life and death to one which relies on the language of human rights. The example I use signals the displacement of a Christian conceptualisation of death and the right to control it, to one which attempts to reposition death and phy

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