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Roman Catholic Poles and Mariavite Poles Religious Divisions as a Source of Differentiation of Local Structure

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Herman A.

tom 160

nr 4

445-466

This article presents a two-denominational village community in central Poland (Roman Catholics and followers of the Old Catholic Mariavite Church). The author strives to combine an anthropological interpretation of her field studies with a broader historical and social perspective. Mariavitism emerged fromRoman Catholicism a hundred years ago. Today it no longer provokes the spontaneous social sanctions of the followers of the mother Church. The structural dichotomy, indistinguishable in everyday life, has been channelled in the local political division. Celebrations of holidays in the village public space are a site of fractional rivalry between political actors and they also serve as a symbolic means of expression for different social forces. Because of the dense local relations and symbols and their interpretations, the local community is easily manipulated politically and this is weakening their civic activity.

The Non-Orthodox in The Martyrdom of John the New by Gregory Camblak Patterns of Dehumanization

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Wolski J. M.

tom 11

763-781

The image of the non-Orthodox in Camblak’s work is unequivocally negative. Behind the abusive rhetoric lie patterns well known to social psychology. One can easily recognize the author’s dehumanizing attitude, which reveals the meaning of many elements of Camblak’s narrative in The Martyrdom of John the New. The concept of dehumanization is useful for the study of the attitude of medieval literate elites towards minorities. Although at its core it concerns cognitive phenomena it immediately makes us think about their behavioral implications.

The Freedom of Religious Expression of Religious Minorities in Pandemic Georgia

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Baramidze L.

tom 16

nr 18 (1)

7-16

This article presents an attempt to focus on the category of exception in the discourse on freedom of expression of religious minorities in addition to naming religious groups as dominant and non-dominant ones. It is noteworthy that the ombudsman of Georgia mentions the word “exception” several times in her 2020 report. Assuming something as an exception does not only mean that one group is given a privilege over another one and the principle of equality is violated. Making an exception to the restrictions imposed by the pandemic in general and in particular means creating a situation in which the government goes beyond the legal order endangering the sovereignty of law. On the other hand, it is without a doubt that even in a sanitary-epidemiological state, the rule of law must act and it is necessary to protect it.

W niniejszym artykule podjęto próbę określenia kategorii wyjątku w dyskursie na temat wolności wyrażania przekonań przez mniejszości religijne, a także nazwanie grup wyznaniowych jako dominujące i niedominujące. Warto zauważyć, że rzecznik praw obywatelskich Gruzji kilkakrotnie wymienia słowo „wyjątek” w swoim raporcie z 2020 r. Zakładanie czegoś jako wyjątku nie oznacza tylko, że jedna grupa otrzymuje przywilej nad inną i naruszona jest zasada równości. Dokonanie wyjątku od ograniczeń nałożonych przez pandemię w ogóle, w szczególności oznacza stworzenie sytuacji, w której rząd wykracza poza porządek prawny zagrażając suwerenności prawa. Z drugiej strony nie ulega wątpliwości, że nawet w stanie sanitarno-epidemiologicznym praworządność powinna być przestrzegana i trzeba jej chronić.

„Pod przykryciem turystyki…”. Obserwacje i analizy Biura Paszportów Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych jako elementy uzupełniające politykę wyznaniową PRL

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Michalak R.

2014

nr 3

147-158

Design and implementation of tasks PRL religious policy required many specific actions and supporting the work of the Office for Religious Affairs, the security apparatus and specialized agencies of the PZPR. ~e article discusses the work of the Passport Office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as an institution supporting centers of power system operations. Presented source material relates to the observation of behavior West “religious tourists” coming to Polish in the mid-70s of the last century. Conclusions formulated by the Passport Office led to increased surveillance Polish religious organizations and individuals representing them if there were any signs of their interaction with the citizens of Germany. ~ey also led to a negative perception of the People’s Republic of total foreign makers of religious organizations. In these circumstances, lasting ended a period of nearly 20 years of government policy to support the expansion of Polish actors confessional contacts with their foreign partners.