AUTHOR: Oğuzhan Tan Danubius, XXXII- Supliment, Galati, 2014, pp. 5-16. Abstract State’s position from religion and faith groups in Turkey has several historical dynamics. Ottomans treated non-Muslims within a semi-autonomous so-called Millet System derived from the Islamic Law until 1856 when The Imperial Reform Edict granted all faith groups without distinction a set of rights…

AUTHOR: Osman Murat DENİZ Danubius, XXXIII, Supliment, Galaţi, 2015, pp. 5-15. Abstract As a result of the interaction between religions, globalization has created a new context for various theories of religious pluralism. For the sake of brevity, the beginning of the 21st century witnesses that religious pluralism is one of the most basic challenges for…