Saturday, September 10, 2011

Myth of the Modern Religious War - Miller-McCune

Myth of the Modern Religious War - Miller-McCune

Myth of the Modern Religious War

While religion is a popular motif for describing national or international strife, a closer look suggests that’s really just a veneer for less spiritual issues.

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