This index gathers the clusters within Religion and Power and links them to the index of claims.
Cluster pages
- Divine prohibition is limited, and human law is a changing regulatory domain
- The historical conflation of religion and power produced despotism and extremism
- Religion is voluntary and innate, and coercive power is its opposite
- The message, abrogation, and the gradation of sovereignty shift legislation to human ijtihad
- Rituals are outside political coercion, and freedom is a condition of worship and jihad
- Renaissance and the civil state require moving beyond the authoritarian heritage and building citizenship