by Rafael Palomino Lozano · Aranzadi · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788490596456
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In a post-secularized Western world, religion and beliefs have taken on a new dimension. This book analyzes the principle of state neutrality and its implications in the public sphere, addressing contemporary challenges such as religious symbolism, attire, and moral debates in current legal systems. Written by Rafael Palomino Lozano, a professor of ecclesiastical law, this work delves into how democratic states must rethink their stance on the presence of religion, offering a rigorous academic perspective on the scope of neutrality in comparative law.
