FOR

As a think tank, the Open Religious Policy Forum (FOR) investigates the political regulation of religion. Its experts counsel governments and congregations.

[Eren Güvercin @erenguevercin]

#GroKo begegnet diesen Aufgaben jedoch nicht mit innovativen, steuerungspolitischen Konzepten, sondern vermeidet komplexe Fragen u Positionierungen und zeichnet sich stattdessen durch eine begriffl und inhaltl Unschärfe aus. #Islampolitik @ReligiousPolicy https://t.co/xqzrdGj30Y

[Imad Madanat @ADRA @Imadanat]

A must read for religious freedom: The Price of Freedom Denied: by Grim&Frinke https://t.co/ynid8U8LfA @IRLA_USA #irla2017 @GUberkleycenter

[Humanists International @HumanistsInt]

IHEU to Malaysian Prime Minister: "Atheists and humanists exist in every country. They have a right to exist." https://t.co/DyMYzktLqL

[FOR @ReligiousPolicy]

#Islam #policy mistakes: Underestimated religion, borrowed foreign state power, and state induced multitude of orga… https://t.co/kyO5UVGajK

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

New laws are a sop to Buddhists who fear an army of Muslim babies https://t.co/d6834hiPjX

[Religion News Association @ReligionReport]

Interviewing sources w/ beliefs drastically different than your own can be challenging. Here's how you handle that.
https://t.co/o1Ic7ezmO6

[Berkley Center @GUberkleycenter]

Our Hinduism sourcebook surveys historical and contemporary approaches to #religiousfreedom in the religion: https://t.co/RFjPifL8dD

[The Brookings Institution @BrookingsInst]

How likely is it that an Islamist group will govern in the Middle East before 2020? Islamists answer: https://t.co/ZXnmt0FCVE

[FOR @ReligiousPolicy]

Atheists tend to be seen as immoral – even by other atheists: https://t.co/vB6lVVFpRU