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      Religie en zingeving in een democratische samenleving. Van dominantie naar dialoog Translated title: Religion and the search for Meaning in a Democratic Society. From Dominance to Dialogue

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      NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion
      Amsterdam University Press

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          In this response to the contributions in this special issue dedicated to his latest book In vredesnaam, Gijs Dingemans first indicates several major recent changes in the world views of western societies. Next, he indicates how the role of churches and religions has changed over the last 25 years, from ‘dominance’ to ‘dialogue’. Finally, he analyzes how a theological position that puts the concept of the covenant central stage can embark on a fruitful dialogue with our present-day society whose intellectual under-pinnings must be seen in theories of a contractual agreement of free individuals rather than in outdated theories of a natural law.

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          NTT
          NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion
          Amsterdam University Press
          2542-6583
          2590-3268
          2010
          18 July 2019
          : 64
          : 2
          : 161-171
          Affiliations
          Beuckemaborg 15, 9722 WB Groningen
          Author notes

          Dr. G.D.J. Dingemans is emeritus hoogleraar praktische theologie vanwege de voormalige Nederlandse Hervormde Kerk aan de Faculteit Godgeleerdheid en Godsdienstwetenschap van de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. g.dingemans@ 123456wxs.nl

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          10.5117/NTT2010.64.161.DING
          26de027b-3570-4a6a-b023-f30a30542838
          © 2018 Amsterdam University Press
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