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confucianism

The struggle for state recognition of Confucian believers in Indonesia

Uncategorized Monday, 8 April 2019

Notes from a CRCS’s Advanced Study of Confucianism class taught by Dr. Evi Lina Sutrisno

The Invention of Indonesian Confucianism

Wednesday Forum Report Tuesday, 14 November 2017

A report on the presentation by Evi Sutrisno on Indonesian Confucianism at the CRCS-ICRS Wednesday Forum.

Field trip to the oldest klenteng in Yogyakarta

Class Journal Friday, 3 November 2017

CRCS students of the World Religions class visited the oldest klenteng (Chinese temple) in Yogyakarta, named Tjen Ling Kiong or more commonly known as Klenteng Poncowinatan.

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What is well-being? Indonesia today: land taken, f What is well-being?
Indonesia today: land taken, forests cleared, plantations marching under the banner of food security. Officials call it progress, yet Indigenous ground tells another story. Baduy farmers keep ngahuma alive: rice, ritual, survival, all tied together. Wellbeing here isn’t profit. It’s balance when human and earth still holding on.

Join us for the next  #wednesdayforum discussion at the 3rd floor of the UGM Graduate School building. We're offering a free iftar, so please register. This event is free and open to the public.
yuk, pendaftaran sudah dibuka ... cek syarat-syara yuk, pendaftaran sudah dibuka ...
cek syarat-syaratnya ...
jika ada yang mau tanya-tanya,
langsung meluncur ke kolom komentar ya ...
K U D A A P I Kehidupan kadang hadir seperti kuda K U D A  A P I
Kehidupan kadang hadir seperti kuda, ia tak benar-benar bisa ditambatkan. Hidup terus bergerak bukan karena sebuah kepastian, melainkan untuk menolak padam meskipun tak tahu ke mana yang akan dituju. Ke mana pun tujuanmu di tahun ini,  semoga barakah selalu menyala dalam bara.

xin nian kuaile, gongxi facai
Why has democracy declined in Tunisia and Turkey, Why has democracy declined in Tunisia and Turkey, yet remained resilient in Indonesia?
Do Muslim mass organizations, elite consensus, and the negotiated relationship between religion and citizenship hold the key? Or are there deeper structural forces at play?
Join us and be part of the conversation. Let’s rethink what sustains (or undermines?) democracy in muslim-majority societies.

Come and join new round of  #wednesdayforum 2026 discussion at UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor.  We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
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