Religious Intelligence
Since the events of 9/11 it has become increasingly evident that it is impossible to regard religion as a matter of personal belief alone and ban it from the public sphere. We need better concepts of dealing with religiously sensitive issues, and people, argues Clemens Sedmak in this new book.
ISBN: 0567032698
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