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portada Why Religious Freedom Matters. Human Rights and Human Flourishing
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
276
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.90 x 15.20 cm
ISBN13
9780268211066

Why Religious Freedom Matters. Human Rights and Human Flourishing

Allen D. Hertzke (Author) · University of Notre Dame Press · Hardcover

Why Religious Freedom Matters. Human Rights and Human Flourishing - Allen D. Hertzke

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Synopsis "Why Religious Freedom Matters. Human Rights and Human Flourishing"

Marshalling unprecedented global scholarship, Allen Hertzke demonstrates how religious freedom is pivotal to democratic, peaceful, and flourishing societies. The twenty-first century has witnessed a rising crisis of religious repression and persecution. In Why Religious Freedom Matters, Allen Hertzke synthesizes vast evidence from history, ethnography, and worldwide statistical analyses to make the compelling empirical case for the role of religious liberty in shaping a better global future. In rich detail, Hertzke demonstrates how religious freedom nurtures democracy, fosters prosperity, and cultivates international peace. The book also reveals the surprising ways that religious liberty and equality unleash personal agency that empowers women and uplifts the poor. Religious freedom uniquely matters, Hertzke argues, because it goes to the heart of human personhood and aspiration—the right "to be who we are," to act on ultimate commitments, and to be treated with equal worth and dignity. Based on a quarter century of immersion in global networks of scholarship and activism on religious freedom, Hertzke has produced a landmark volume showing how we can navigate the challenge of living with our differences in a shrinking world.

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