A Study on the Relationship Patterns between Modern German Society and Religion : Focusing on Cases of Islamic and Buddhist Life-worlds

September 30, 2023

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The aim is to explore how different religious life-worlds impact social integration and peace in modern German society.
Case studies of Islamic life-worlds in Berlin and Dresden, and Buddhist life-world in Munich.
Analysis of three relationship types: assimilation, hostility, and convergence.
Comparison of integration policies in Germany that serve as best practices.
Islamic life-worlds in Berlin showed positive assimilation patterns contributing to social peace.
In contrast, Dresden's Islamic life-world exhibited hostility, affecting social cohesion negatively.
Buddhist life-world in Munich demonstrated convergence, enhancing mutual understanding and integration.

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Examines the relationship between religion and society in Germany, highlighting implications for integration policies.

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Myonghee Kim (2023) studied this question.

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