Politics and Religion in a 'Post-Secular' World
Politics and religion are two inescapable dimensions of human societal and cultural reality. The relation between the two can be very different in nature. It ranges from a merging of the two dimensions, as in some interpretations of the notion of a caliphate as proclaimed by ISIS, to their complete separation, as in some forms of liberalism.

Is a “separation of state and church” the same as a separation of politics and religion? Must democracy be “secular” and what does that mean?
Is “religion” essentially a “private” affair?
Many such questions present themselves on today’s agenda with renewed force. A discussion on this theme will take place after the lecture.
After the lecture Maastricht Students For Liberty (MSFL) will organize a post-debate around this theme.
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