Religion in contemporary society : identity, culture and public life
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In a historical moment marked by cultural pluralisation, social fragmentation, and rapid technological transformation, the relationship between religion and contemporary society remains both unavoidable and deeply contested. Far from receding into private sentiment or residual tradition, religion continues to shape public imaginaries, ethical debates, and forms of collective belonging. This volume, Religion in Contemporary Society: Identity, Culture and Public Life, proceeds from the conviction that religion endures not merely as a remnant of the past, but as a dynamic force that reconfigures itself in dialogue with changing social, political, and cultural contexts. The contributions gathered here interrogate religion’s capacity to mediate difference, articulate meaning, and sustain communal life amid plural and often polarised conditions.
Edited by
John A. Berry
Published and produced in 2026 by Malta University Press
ISBN: 978-9918-23-208-6
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
| 2026 | Imago Dei and brotherhood : the relational call of Genesis 1:26-27 | Jančovič, Jozef |
| 2026 | From diversity to symphony : the role of religious traditions | Ellul, Joseph |
| 2026 | The interplay of religion and culture : exploring identity formation | Zammit, Mark Joseph |
| 2026 | From suspicion to friendship. The dynamics of ecumenism in Malta (1964-2024) | Scerri, Hector |
| 2026 | Prayer unity in Ukraine : experience of spiritual and practical ecumenism (2014-2024) | Volik, Nadiia |
| 2026 | Interreligious dialogue and the United States of America | Daughrity, Dyron |
| 2026 | Dialogue between religious faiths on the two shores of the Adriatic sea problems and prospects | Taneburgo, Pier Giorgio |
| 2026 | On the edges of Heimat | Klose, Joachim |
| 2026 | Religion in a post-religious world : between Bultmann and Habermas | Szczerba, Wojciech |
| 2026 | Toward a theology in service of dialogue among religions, cultures, and societies | Battocchio, Riccardo |
| 2026 | The Ganges flows in the Grand Harbour | Zammit, Michael |
| 2026 | Jesuit refugee centre and Pedro Arrupe centre in Athens : religion bridging worlds and the challenge of immigration | Costanza, Salvatore |
| 2026 | Islam in the 21st century : the functionality of the religious system in western society | Muarem, Enis |
| 2026 | Religion, humanity, and the church : walking together? | Rozman, Mateja Pevec |
| 2026 | The evolution and challenges of Hungarian Catholic bioethics | Kovacs, Gustav |
| 2026 | Freedom of religion and the principle of proportionality in the ECtHR case-law | Marochini Zrinski, Maša |
| 2026 | Linguistic aspects of the debate on euthanasia and assisted suicide | Strehovec, Tadej |
| 2026 | “Mixed, but not mixed” : negotiating interreligious marriages in Ceuta’s convivencia | Sadegh, Ibtisam |
| 2026 | Revisiting cultural religious heritage : weaving a legacy of beauty and harmony | Doublet, Nicholas Joseph |
| 2026 | Exercising the look of love : Romano Guardini and art comprehension as a common space | Schlobitten, Yvonne Dohna |
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