Christianity and Islam

Edward Mortimer looks at the history of Western secularism in the light of the recent resurgence of religious themes in international relations. He argues that in the revolutions in Eastern Europe Christianity has had its own resurgence, with Christian culture once again being seen as a unifying European theme. But the process of unification and self-definition should be undertaken with care so as not to assume that Islam is alien to Western/Judaeo-Christian values, or that it represents a potential threat to the West in international relations

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• Swords and Flowers

  Denyse Delcourt•Modern Language Notes•2012

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• Muslim-Christian Cooperation in the Twenty-First Century

  Suha Taji‐Farouki, Suha Taji-Farouki•Islam and Christian–Muslim…•2000

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• Charting the map metaphor in theories of religion

  Mark Q Gardiner, Steven Joseph Engler et al.•Religion•2010

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• Religious Tolerance

  Open Access•Suheyl Umar•Journal of Islamic Thought and…•2011

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• Religion and empire

  Andrew Porter•The Journal of Imperial &…•1992

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• Europeanness’ ‐ a new cultural battlefield

  Philip Schlesinger•Innovation The European Journal…•1992

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• Muslims Love Jesus, Too? Corrective Information Alters Prejudices Against Islam

  Open Access•Steffen Möritz, Anja S Göritz et al.•Pastoral Psychology•2016

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• The production and consumption of the ‘means of violence’

  Open Access•John Lowering•Geoforum•1994

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• Islam and the West

  Open Access•Mehmet Ogutcu•Futures•1994

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