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alalbab-292	Fasya, Adib ‘Aunillah; Ahmad, Alif Al Hilal; Arifianto, Muhammad Lukman; Zainurrakhmah, Zainurrakhmah	He Dynamics of Relation between the State and Local Religions in Indonesia: Between Idealism and Reality	2015	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4120	161	43	There is no doubt that Indonesia is one of the countries which has local religions or beliefs with a considerable number of followers, so that the state needs to protect of the followers of these religions. In addition, although the local religions are not banned and but in fact guaranteed by the state, gradually these restrictions potentially provide a discourse in society that religions other than official religions established by the government through the Ministry of Religious Affairs are not authorized or not considered a religion, so that it gave birth to two camps: one that recognizes local religions and the other that denies the existence of local religions because they are considered to degrade or “contaminate” the official religions.	cache/alalbab-292.pdf	txt/alalbab-292.txt