Crucifixes, public schools, and plurality in Europe

On Line Opinion (2011)
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Abstract

Plurality implies a public sphere in which different worldviews (e.g. Secular Humanist, Christian, Jewish, Muslim and others) coexist respecting each other. Banning the presence of one or several of them from the public sphere is questionable in principle, and divisive in practice.

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Pablo Cristóbal Jiménez Lobeira
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