Shall Weigh Your God and You: Assessing the Imperialistic Implications of the International Religious Freedom Act in Muslim Countries

IF 1.8 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

Duke Law Journal Pub Date : 2002-11-01 DOI:10.2307/1373176

M. Fore

引用次数: 6

Abstract

"Why do they hate us?" is a question that Americans have been asking themselves in the post-September 11 world.' As the United States attempts to implement a new law involving international religious freedom, some members of the Muslim faith community may have yet another reason to "hate us." Some Muslims believe that they must adjudge the United States's religious imperialist instincts ("weigh your God and you")2 as the United States attempts to export

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应该衡量你的上帝和你:评估穆斯林国家国际宗教自由法案的帝国主义含义

“他们为什么恨我们?”这是美国人在后9 / 11世界里一直在问自己的问题。随着美国试图实施一项涉及国际宗教自由的新法律，一些穆斯林信仰团体的成员可能又多了一个“恨我们”的理由。一些穆斯林认为，当美国试图出口时，他们必须判断美国的宗教帝国主义本能(“权衡你的上帝和你”)2

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