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What kind of ‘minorities’ are the Christians of the Middle East?
This is a comment by Dr Harry Hagopian on issues raised in an earlier article by Michael Marten here on the CR blog, and on Ekklesia. Dr Hagopian is an international lawyer, ecumenist and EU political consultant. He also acts … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, church, clash of civilisations, Critical Religion, Jew, Middle East, Muslim, religion
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Christians as ‘minorities’ in the Middle East?
Many attempts to think about the population groupings in the contemporary Middle East, however that is defined, tend away from terms related to nation-states – a relatively new creation, often on the part of colonial powers – towards other forms … Continue reading
Posted in Critical Religion, University of Stirling
Tagged Christian, church, clash of civilisations, Critical Religion, Jew, Middle East, Muslim, religion
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