Religion and Society in Latin America
This cluster of papers explores the complex interplay between religion and politics, with a focus on Brazil and Latin America. It delves into topics such as the rise of Pentecostalism, conservative activism, gender ideology, secularization, and the influence of religious groups on public policy. The papers also examine the dynamics of religious diversity, the impact of religious beliefs on social issues, and the role of various religious institutions in shaping political landscapes.
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