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Sociological study of religiosity in post-atheist Kazakhstan. [PDF]

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Recognizing Religious Extremism II

2022
Abstract This chapter distinguishes between two forms of religious fundamentalism: radicalism and extremism, arguing that while relatively open-minded radicalism can be accommodated, close-minded extremism is inherently more predisposed to violence and more dangerous.
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Recognizing Religious Extremism I

2022
Abstract Terror networks fueled by extremist interpretations of Islam, like the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and al-Qaeda, are, generally speaking, extreme, violent manifestations of religious fundamentalism: that is, a religious form whose adherents feel existentially threatened by powerful secular forces and/or more dominant ...
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Religious Fundamentalism and Political Extremism

Nova Religio, 2004
This book explores the relationships between fundamentalist religious belief, political extremism and outbreaks of religiously inspired violence. Is the post-Cold War world increasingly violent and is this violence the result of strident religious understandings of how societies should be organized?
Leonard Weinberg, Ami Pedahzur
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Religious Extremism, Religious Education, and the Interpretive Approach

Religion & Education, 2013
This article offers a discussion of issues relating to religiously inspired terrorism in religious education through the 3 key concepts of the interpretive approach. It examines representation in relation to Islam and terrorism and argues that processes of homogenization, sanitization, and reification create distortion.
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