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The Politics of God : The Rise and Rise of Political Religion, Paperback / softback Book

The Politics of God : The Rise and Rise of Political Religion Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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In the aftermath of 9/11, which highlighted the dark alliance between religion and violence, there was a new realisation among policymakers around the world of the significance of religion as a factor in global affairs.

We are faced with almost daily evidence in newspapers and on radio, television and social media platforms of the capacity of religion to do much good but also to do great harm.

The phrase 'the paradox of religions' has been used to describe this dual effect.

The Politics of God: The Rise and Rise of Political Religion examines the rise of political religion and its global impact, particularly in light of the Russo-Ukrainian War that has caused Europe's largest refugee crisis since WWII. More so than at any time before in history, it is now recognised that religions, in their beliefs, doctrines and practices, are involved in much that is divisive and harmful.

But at the same time they are involved in much that is extremely good.

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