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© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES ix
  4. LIST OF APPENDICES xii
  5. FOREWORD xiv
  6. PREFACE xvi
  7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xvii
  8. THE CONTRIBUTORS xix
  9. ABBREVIATIONS xxxi
  10. GLOSSARY xxxiv
  11. INTRODUCTION xl
  12. I. THE LANDSCAPE OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY
  13. 1. Religious Influences and Impulses Impacting Singapore 3
  14. 2. Religious Trends and Issues in Singapore 28
  15. 3. Keeping God in Place: The Management of Religion in Singapore 55
  16. 4. Discourses on Islam in Southeast Asia and Their Impact on the Singapore Muslim Public 83
  17. 5. Global Christian Culture and the Antioch of Asia 116
  18. 6. “Religiously-inspired”, “India-derived” Movements in Singapore 142
  19. 7. Baha’is in Singapore: Patterns of Conversion 167
  20. 8. Diversities and Unities: Towards a Reformist Buddhism in Singapore 195
  21. 9. The Sathya Sai Baba Movement in Singapore: Its Service Mission and Philosophy of Communal Identity Construction 215
  22. 10. The Muslim Religious Elite of Singapore 248
  23. 11. The Evolution of the Sikh Identity in Singapore 275
  24. 12. Religious Processions: Urban Politics and Poetics 298
  25. II. RELIGION IN SCHOOLS AND AMONG THE YOUNG
  26. 13. From Moral Values to Citizenship Education: The Teaching of Religion in Singapore Schools 321
  27. 14. Religious Education as Locus of Curriculum: A Brief Inquiry into Madrasah Curriculum in Singapore 342
  28. 15. Mission Schools in Singapore: Religious Harmony, Social Identities, and the Negotiation of Evangelical Cultures 362
  29. 16. Religious Switching and Knowledge among Adolescents in Singapore 381
  30. III. RELIGION IN THE MEDIA
  31. 17. Religious Reasons in a Secular Public Sphere: Debates in the Media about Homosexuality 413
  32. 18. The Internet and Religious Harmony in Singapore 434
  33. IV. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS IN SOCIAL SERVICES
  34. 19. Muslim Organizations and Mosques as Social Service Providers 459
  35. 20. Hindu Temples in Charities and Social Services 489
  36. 21. Delivering Welfare Services in Singapore: A Strategic Partnership between Buddhism and the State 505
  37. 22. Saving the City through Good Works: Christian Involvement in Social Services 524
  38. V. INTERFAITH ISSUES AND INTERACTION
  39. 23. Religious Diversity, Toleration and Interaction 557
  40. 24. Negotiating Christianity with Other Religions: The Views of Christian Clergymen in Singapore 571
  41. 25. The Inter-Religious Organization of Singapore 605
  42. 26. Interactions among Youth Leaders of Different Faiths: Realities from the Ground and Lessons Learnt 642
  43. 27. Building Bridges between Christians and Muslims: A Personal Journey 668
  44. 28. Conclusion: Some Remarks on Religious Diversity in Singapore 689
  45. INDEX 695
Religious Diversity in Singapore
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