Before and After Democracy: Philosophy, Religion and Politics

This book explores the complex relationship between philosophy, religion, and politics, particularly concerning the evolution and current state of democracy.

It examines the historical perspectives of influential figures like Augustine and Aquinas, tracing the development of democratic ideals.

The book also delves into the diverse viewpoints within various religious traditions regarding democracy, considering both compatibility and incompatibility.

It analyzes how democratic values are interpreted and applied within different religious contexts, offering a nuanced understanding of their interaction.

Ultimately, it aims to provide a framework for navigating the complexities of religion and democracy in contemporary society.