Компликован одговор на једноставно питање - јесу ли вјерници и припадници мањинских религија, цркава и вјерских заједница у постдејтонској БиХ дискриминисани?
A complicated answer to a simple question: Are believers and members of minority religions, churches and religious communities in postdayton BiH discriminated?
Author(s): Slobodan NagradićSubject(s): Sociology, Politics and religion, Sociology of Religion
Published by: Fakultet političkih nauka Univerziteta u Banjoj Luci
Keywords: minority religions; denominations ;religious communities and churches; alternative religiousness; discrimination constitutions of BiH and of the entities of BiH;
Summary/Abstract: The work treats the real social position of minority religions, denominations, religious communities and churches in postdayton Bosnia and Herzegovina. In other words, the author researches real social, political, legislative, mass-media-communicational, economic status and a status of so called small religious communities and churches in other spheres of existence like education, culture, public health etc., and seeks to answer to, from rhetorical point of view, simple question: are minority religions, denominations, religious communities and churches, as defined and treated by the Law on Freedom of Religion and Legal Position of Churches and Religious Communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, discriminated or not. In the focus of the author's analyses are equally institutional sphere or so called minority religious communities as such, but also and individuals, believers and followers of those institutionalized and formalized religious-denominational- ecclesial subjects having been named religious communities and churches. The results of the author's empirical-theoretical researches can be condensed into nuanced and complex answer whose content leads to conclusion that minority religions, churches and their members in several spheres of life are, after all, in inferior position, in spite of declarative equality of all religions, denominations, religious communities and churches. The author supports such conclusion with numerous and plausible arguments.
Journal: Politeia - Naučni časopis Fakulteta političkih nauka u Banjoj Luci za društvena pitanja
- Issue Year: 5/2015
- Issue No: 9
- Page Range: 81-112
- Page Count: 32
- Language: Serbian