Abstract
The question of the hour is whether traditional Islam is compatible with democracy. The author examines whether there are concrete processes underway within Islam that may over time make the politics of pluralism more acceptable and attractive, even to traditionalist Muslims unsympathetic to Western liberalism.
How to Cite:
Galston, W.,
(2005) “Religious Violence or Religious Pluralism: Islams Essential Choice”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 25(3),
12–17.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.252005.180