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| First Lecture | Constitutional arrangements of church-state relations | 7 |
| Second Lecture | The doctrine of sphere sovereignty | 35 |
| Third Lecture | The right to self-determination of religious communities | 67 |
| Fourth Lecture | Rerum Novarum and economic and social human rights | 91 |
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Kristen Hansen
reviewed Leuven Lectures on Religious Institutions, Religious Communities and Rights on January 09, 2020
Leuven Lectures on Religious Institutions, Religious Communities and Rights
I first want to say that I am a Pastor and I read priests and other Pastoral works from time to time to expand my theology and to learn from more experienced pastors. As with each new pastor one can gain new insight and interpetations of various scriptural passages. I'm not catholic but overall I really enjoyed this book. There are a couple of things that I personally don't agree with him on. One is how he references the virgin mary and I disagree with his interpretation of certain passages that he refers to. Overall however this was a great book and one that I would recomend and christian read as he is obviously a well educated pastor and gets alot of things he says right when he is talking about it.
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