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Life in Religious Pluralism
Wojakowski, Dariusz
Wojakowski, Dariusz
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"The Polish-Ukrainian borderland is a place where three religious denominations meet. The relationships between these different religions have a long history there and they were the basis on which the process of the shaping of national conscious- ness began and on which Polish-Ukrainian national relations were formed in the second half of the nineteenth century in that area. I The coexistence of the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches in that borderland already had a very complicated and turbulent history before the rise of the Greek Catholic Church, which included features of both denominations and was itself a result of these interactions. Now, in the 1990s, all three denominations are perhaps playing a more important role in that region than ever before. This paper is based on research done in the region between 1994 and 1996 by Grzegorz Babinski. "
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1999
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