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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137318756rvent evangelism, by sending Gabriel’s letters, announcements, and God’s revelation to various religious and political leaders, Lia was arrested again together with her secretary Andito. Like in the previous trials, some NGO activists, lawyers, and intellectuals defended her stance in the name of pl

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Challenging Islamic Orthodoxy978-3-319-38978-3Series ISSN 2509-3223 Series E-ISSN 2509-3231

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Introduction, as these themes are related to the emergence of numerous prophets throughout the Indonesian archipelago in the period that spans the colonial era to the post-Suharto . period. The discussion also covers the issues of pluralism and the Indonesian government’s policies on religious freedom, tolerance

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,The Bumpy Road to Apostasy (2000–2004),uding itself from the outside world. To avoid the crowd, the group chose a hill in Bogor as their place of solitude. This was a turning point during which Lia declared the Salamullah an independent religion. Controversy started, however, when the MUI and a ‘group’ of people coordinated protests agai

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