The role of Argentinean State in front of the claim for complete religious freedom as a social issue
Keywords:
State, claim, freedom, religion, social issueAbstract
The exercise of complete religious freedom in contemporary Argentina constitutes a social issue that claims the application of Benhabib’s “paradigm of the recognition”. This paper analyzes the role of Argentinean state in front of this claim through three topics. First, it addresses complete religious freedom as a “social issue” and identifies the social actors of claim in Argentina. Second, it analyzes complete religious freedom as cultural claim, assessing the paradigm of recognition and distinguishing the diachronic and synchronic perspectives. Third, it discusses the social function of state in face of religious phenomena, highlighting the role of religions and their autonomy. At the same time, the paper explores the social function of Argentinean state to supply proper context for the development of religions, overpassing monopoly and stating equality.
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