From Toleration to Religious Freedom

Mariëtta van der Tol is Alfred Landecker Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford. Carys Brown is a Junior Research Fellow in History at Trinity College, University of Cambridge. John Adenitire is a Strategic Lecturer in Law at Queen Mary, University of London. E. S. Kempson is a Lecturer and Tutor in Theology at St. Mellitus College, London.

Contents: John Coffey: How Religious Freedom Became a Natural Right: The Case of Post- Reformation England – Fiona McCall: Tolerable and Intolerable Local Practices of Religion during the English Interregnum – Shannon Stimson: The Political Arithmetic of Transmutation: Heterodoxy and Political Economy in Sir William Petty (1623– 1687) – Alex Tebble: Where Liberalism Begins and Toleration Ends: Locke on Atheism and Rawls on the «Unreasonable» – Augur Pearce: Mutual Toleration in the English Churches: Legal Devices to Enforce Perceived Orthodoxy in Denominational Space – Sarah Scholl: From Toleration to Religious Freedom to Toleration Again? A　Historical Reflection on the Swiss Case (Sixteenth to Twenty- First Centuries) – Kaisa Iso- Herttua: Toleration and Religious Otherness in the Early Enlightenment and Contemporary Europe – Mirela Krešić: Different yet Similar: Croatian Experiences of the Integration of Its Islamic Community into Society – Hans Leaman: Lutheran Legacies and the Politics of Migration: Reformation Resources for a Contemporary Conundrum – E. S. Kempson: Toleration and Religious Freedom: From Cross- Disciplinary to Cross- Faith and Worldview.