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Atheism and Religious Nones: An Introduction to the Study of Nonreligion in Canada,aving a religion. The study of atheism and “religious nones” is particularly new in Canada, of which religious nones are considered the fastest growing “religion”, according to Statistics Canada. This chapter presents an introduction to the study of atheism and “religious nones” in Canada. It provid

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Conclusion: The Changing Shape of Religious Diversity,bject to regulation and management. This edited collection has captured a wide range of the key discussion points in conversations that have taken place within the Religion and Diversity Project, which I directed for 7 years (2010–2017) and with which many of the authors in this volume were involved

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50247-7e to immigrant women’s self-confidence, well-being, and ability to fulfill their dreams for a better life. Ethno-religious social networks can also assist immigrant women as they individually and collectively negotiate their religious identities and practices, deciding which aspects to emphasize, re

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91441-6f 18 to 25-year-olds in Canada, comprised of an online survey, semi-structured interviews, and video diaries. While legal challenges, and the media coverage of these challenges, often represent both religion and sexuality within narrow parameters, on-the-ground research continues to debunk stereotyp

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Introducing Selected Essays on , (1644)regularly appears on political platforms during elections as an important measure of commitment to social equality. Education, in other words, carries a lot of freight and debates about education seem to generate a great deal of energy. This chapter is a contribution to an ongoing social conversatio

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Home Education als Rechtsbruch, discussion will explore the New Evangelization (NE) in the Canadian context, outline personal, theoretical, and methodological reflections on studying youth and religion, and provide inquiry for further research on the youth and Catholic identity. This chapter underscores the dynamics of identity f

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