
The Study of Religion and the Training of Muslim Clergy in Europe
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Preface and Acknowledgements
Acaddemic and Religious Freedom: An Introduction
Part One: Academic Freedom and the Study of religion
1. Academic Freedom and Competing Authorities: Historical Reflections
2. Freedom of Thought and the Authority of Tradition in Modern Jewisg Philosophy: The Cases of Spinoza and Mendelssohn
3. Academic Freedom and the Symbolic Significance of Evolution
4. The Dismissal of A.J. Wensinck from the Royal Academy of the Arabic Language in Cairo
5. The Historical Method of Biblical Interpretation: Its Nature, Use, Origin and Limitations
6. Trial of Thought: Modern Inquisition in Egypt A Case Study
7. Academic Freedom in Islamic Studies and the Surveillance by Muslim Activists in Indonesia
8. Historians of Religion as Agents of Religious Change
9. A Passing Storm or a Structural Shift? Challenges to Academic Freedom in the United States After September 11
10. In the Wake of the Cartoon Crisis: Freedom of Expression of Academics in Denmark
Part Two: The Academic Training of Muslim Clergy n Europe
11. History of the Institutionalized Training of Imams in Bosnia-Herzegovina
12. The Training of Imams by the Third Reich
13. The Academic Training of Imams Recent Discussions and Initiatives in the Netherlands
14. Non-Formal Islamic Higher Education in the Netherlands: With Some Comparative Notes on France and the United Kingdom
15. Islamic Religious Pedagogy at the University of Vienna
16. Legitimizing Islamic Theology at European Universities
17. The Training Programme of Immams in Italy
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