Tracing the Evolution of Religious Intolerance: Lessons from the Past Three Centuries

Abstract

This bibliographic academic paper unveils the intricate tapestry of global research on religious intolerance disclosure, navigating through 288 publications spanning the years 1860 to 2023 sourced from the Scopus database. Employing a dynamic fusion of bibliometrics, content analysis, and network approach methodologies, the study not only dissects the evolution of scholarly discourse on freedom of worship but also unravels hidden connections and themes within this nuanced domain. The findings illuminate the significance of freedom of worship disclosure, shedding light on its pivotal role in shaping diverse narratives, identifying limitations, and propelling future research endeavors. Through this multidimensional exploration, the paper contributes a fresh perspective to the dynamic dialogue surrounding religious intolerance.