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This volume presents the outcomes of qualitative research on the
meaning of religion in selected CEE regions. In several case
studies, we reveal some features of social perception of religion
present in verbalized and institutionalized social experiences and
practices. We argue these societies develop their own social model
of religion, which seems to be largely based on cultural,
religious, and historical schemes dating back to the Habsburg
Monarchy. They locate religious identity on a continuum with civic
identity. Historical diversity may be endorsed as "traditional
pluralism" while equality and tolerance is considered unnecessary.
Capturing contradicting images of historical and contemporary
pluralism may offer new insight into the puzzle of religion and
politics in the CEE region.
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