Bibliography: BIB38402

Key	BIB38402
Reference type	Journal Article
Title	How not to become a founding figure
Journal	HTS Teologiese Studies = Theological Studies
Author	Clasquin-Johnson, Michel
Year	2021
Issue	2
Volume	77
Abstract	The views recently put forward by Fukuyama and Huntington showed that the academic world may once again be ready to think in large patterns of the rise and fall of civilisations. However, long before that, the Buddhologist Trevor Ling put forward a theoretical position regarding the rise and fall of civilisations and the vestigial survival of dead civilisations as 'religions'. More recently, Naomi Goldenberg put forward a superficially similar, but, on deeper inspection, quite a different point of view on the power relationship between state institutions and the 'vestigial states' that contest the state’s monopoly on power and are known to us as religions. This article explored the differences and possible synergies between these two standpoints.
Notes	Bahá'í Faith: pp. 3, 4.
Language	English
Keywords	LING, TREVOR; GOLDENBERG, NAOMI; CIVILIZATION; RELIGIONS
DOI	https://doi.org/10.4102/hts.v77i2.6711
Pages	a6711
Legal note	11.
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