Secular, social, democratic?
- On the separation of politics and religion
- Lale Akgün & Adrian Gillmann
- In dialogue
What is actually secular? The Basic Law prohibits both preferential treatment and discrimination of individual citizens or groups. The publication säkular.sozial.demokratisch (2019) aims to shed light on everyday violations of this prohibition in the relationship between churches and state. The Secular Societies plead for a stricter separation of religion and politics, but at the same time also for respect and tolerance towards people of other faiths and people without religious affiliation.
For Lale Akgün and Adrian Gillmann, it is important to find political answers to the questions of contemporary religious-ideological pluralism.
In cooperation with the Humanisten Baden-Württemberg and the Secular Humanisten gbs Rhein Neckar e. V.
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