Religious Freedom Between Theory and Reality

Name: Religious Freedom Between Theory and Reality
Author: الأب نعمه صليبا

Father Nehmeh Saliba

Book Title: Religious Freedom: Between Theory and Reality

Father Nehme Saliba presents a rigorous study that bridges theology and law, tracing the evolution of freedom of belief from ancient codes to international charters. The book examines the perspectives of Christianity and Islam on this fundamental right, asserting that the judiciary serves as the ultimate safeguard for liberties. With an open and academic approach, the author analyzes the reality of pluralism and the challenges of fundamentalism, advocating for the entrenchment of the values of citizenship and human dignity. This is an indispensable reference for researchers and legal professionals seeking to understand the foundations of coexistence and to build societies that respect freedom of conscience, free from coercion.

Genre: Law & Legal, Religion (General), Politics & Current Affairs

Language: Arabic

Format: eBook, WebBook

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About the Author

Father Nehmeh Saliba

Born 1974

Priest, researcher, and academic (contemporary). Father Nema Saliba is a pastor in the Greek Orthodox Church, and is active in social and religious dialogue. He is known for his pastoral presence in the Parish of Saints Peter and Paul in Hazmieh, and for his academic efforts that integrate theology and sociology. His research and approach explore the challenges of the family and the intersections of religion and civil society within the complex Lebanese context, drawing from the legacy of renewal and openness of the Orthodox Youth Movement. His contributions include an in-depth academic study titled "Civil Marriage in the Lebanese Religious Context," alongside his diligent work in providing spiritual guidance to married couples.