religion

By : Rashka Pratama What can still be contemplated on this Christmas celebration amidst hateful social politics, violence, and intolerance? The country's situation is now likely to heat…

By: Anwar Ibrahim * The current political elites in Indonesia often debate 'politicization of religion' when entering the general election period. Religious politicization is often…

By: Rika Prasatya * Indonesia is a country that has many diversity, ethnicity, language, religion and other spiritual beliefs. Diversity and practice of tolerance can certainly be seen…

By: Rivka Mayangsari) * The harmony of religion and nationality is necessary. Religion requires power to create order. Likewise the State needs religion so that the state has the value…

By: Rusmin Nuryadin) * Of course Indonesian people are familiar with radical terms, especially lately we often hear the term radical movements or radical lectures in this country. The…

By: Yasin Nuruzzaman) * The politicization of religion is indeed poisonous in democracy, but this cannot be denied that this political model is considered effective in winning a…

By: Dodik Prasetyo) * The politicization of the mosque is defined by some as a movement that uses mosques as a place to channel their aspirations regarding power. Generally, aspirations…

By: Moh. Ikhsan) * Merriam Webster's dictionary means "radical" as the opinion or behavior of people who like extreme change, especially in government / politics. Whereas in the Oxford…

By: Moh. Ikhsan) * The State Intelligence Agency (BIN) had previously approached and monitored dozens of preachers who had the potential to spread radicalism. This approach and…

Author: Gusri Hanafi Opinion, suaradewata.com - Lately circulated brochures / leaflets entitled "Say No To Jokowi" whose contents were full of black campaigns to corner President Jokowi.…