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Thursday, August 8, 2013
Religion: Where Do We Draw The Line? The fact that we are living in a post modernistic society but are witnessing the restoration of archaic religious wars is as shocking as it is hard to fathom. How can we have globalization on the one hand and the exact opposite on the other? If religion instigates communal violence, it is pertinent to have questions concerning faith, religious organizations and religious leaders.
Thursday, August 8, 2013Religion: Where Do We Draw The Line? The fact that we are living in a post modernistic society but are witnessing the restoration of archaic religious wars is as shocking as it is hard to fathom. How can we have globalization on the one hand and the exact opposite on the other? If religion instigates communal violence, it is pertinent to have questions concerning faith, religious organizations and religious leaders.
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Monday, February 11, 2013
Religious Radicalism: A Growing Worldwide Issue. In 1993, Samuel P Huntington, the Harvard University Professor had penned an article titled "The Clash of Civilizations' wherein he had stated that politics in the twenty first century would be dominated by religion. Although the article had caused a furor at the time and many even termed it as "mischievous', fifteen years later, Huntington's central thesis seems strangely prescient.
Monday, February 11, 2013Religious Radicalism: A Growing Worldwide Issue. In 1993, Samuel P Huntington, the Harvard University Professor had penned an article titled "The Clash of Civilizations' wherein he had stated that politics in the twenty first century would be dominated by religion. Although the article had caused a furor at the time and many even termed it as "mischievous', fifteen years later, Huntington's central thesis seems strangely prescient.
