The Lure of Fundamentalism

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Fundamentalism is the new ideology. Religion has become a more potent force in world affairs than it has been for generations, with devastating consequences. Our desire to be safe is shaping decisions in unprecedented ways. Fundamentalism has become a metaphor for dogmatic solutions to complex problems from schooling, to the environment, foreign relations and health.… (more)

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Fundamentalism is the new ideology. Religion has become a more potent force in world affairs than it has been for generations, with devastating consequences. Our desire to be safe is shaping decisions in unprecedented ways. Fundamentalism has become a metaphor for dogmatic solutions to complex problems from schooling, to the environment, foreign relations and health.

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