Lived Religion and the Politics of (In)Tolerance

Introduction: Lived Religion and Lived (In)Tolerance; Srdjan Sremac and R. Ruard Ganzevoort.- Part I Fostering Intolerance.- 1. Paradigms of [In]Tolerance? On Sri Lanka's Bodu Bala Sena, #prezpollsl2015, and Transformative Dynamics of Lived Religion'; Chaminda Weerawardhana.- 2. Notes on the Christian Battle to End the "Abortion Holocaust"; Katharina von Kellenbach.- 3. Lived Religion and the Intolerance of the Cross; David Tombs.- 4. The Patriarch and the Pride: Discourse Analysis of the Online Public Response to the Serbian Orthodox Church Condemnation of the 2012 Gay Pride Parade; Dubravka Valic-Nedeljkovic, Ruard Ganzevoort, and Srdjan Sremac.- 5. Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol: Religion, Conflict and Intolerance in Brazil: An Analysis of Lived Religion in the Brazilian movies; Júlio Cézar Adam.- Part II Fostering Tolerance.- 6. God, Government, and Greenbelt: Lived Religion and the Cultural Politics of (In)Tolerance in the Social Engineering of a Cooperative New Deal Resettlement Town, 1937-1940; Sally Sims Stokes.- 7. Uncanny Landscapes of Memory: 'Bosnian Pyramids' and the Contemporary World-Making in Bosnia and Herzegovina; Maja Lovrenovic.- 8. Reconciliation, Justice and (In)Tolerance Hijacked by Religious Apathy: Transforming Reconciliation 20 years after the TRC in South Africa; Christo Thesnaar.- 9. The Politics of Intolerance, Lived Religion, and Theological Reflection around Belfast's Separation Barriers; Jonathan Hatch.- 10. Fostering Religious Tolerance in Education: The Dutch Perspective; Gerdien Bertram-Troost and Siebren Miedema.

R. Ruard Ganzevoort is Professor of Practical Theology at Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands and founding co-director of its Amsterdam Centre for the Study of Lived Religion. His interdisciplinary research interests include the interface of religion with narrative identity, trauma, sexuality, politics, and/or popular culture.

Srdjan Sremac is Lecturer at the Faculty of Theology at Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands and Co-Director of its Amsterdam Centre for the Study of Lived Religion. His research interests include narrative psychology of religion, lived religion of marginalized groups, religious and sexual nationalism, war-related trauma and post-conflict reconciliation studies.