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Bibliographic highlights - Church in Change. The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland from 2000 to (...)
Religions and social welfare - Diaconal work is one of the most important reasons why Finns belong to the (...)
Ritual slaughter - On this topic, see the article by Tommi Heino, "Circumcision, slaughter, (...)
Religions and schooling - One can study theology in three universities in Finland; the universities (...)
Religions and the media - The growing importance of media has been apparent all over the world at (...)
Other religious and non-religious groups - Depending on a way one counts, Jehovah´s Witnesses can be said to be the (...)
Other provisions - In the penal code of 1734 blasphemy was punishable by death, but was no (...)
Biolaw and the intimate - Female circumcision is strictly prohibited in Finland, while male (...)
Chaplaincy - Lutheran Church works also in vocational schools, polytechnics and (...)
Chaplaincy - Military chaplains in Finland are qualified priests but employees of the (...)

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