Jan Ross
Jan Ross, a German journalist born in 1965, became editor of Die Zeit in 1998. He is the coauthor of Die Weltreligionen ("World Religions"), which highlights the interdependence of religion and politics.
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By Jan Ross
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Who’s afraid of Germany? (5)
Europe – an awfully wonderful family
25 November 201119Die Zeit Hamburg -
Secularism
For the free movement of gods
13 August 20102Die Zeit Hamburg
A family with strict parents, black sheep and tough love: that’s today’s Europe, says an editor at Die Zeit, who sends out a call to defend the historically unprecedented culture of solidarity. 
Confronted by a multiplicity of religions and their symbols, most states choose to forbid them. But in doing so, they are heading toward an impasse, claims Die Zeit while pleading for tolerance and pluralism.