... appears that the wave that carried the religious right to power in the United States has crested. T... ambitions to be a great power on a global scale. . In addition to more tangible attributes, such a... religious extremes, from religious fundamentalism to the equally unbending activist atheism of Richa...
Security and insecurity are complex concepts that states have problem in defining them in different conditions. Complexity of the concepts comes out of security dilemma which states face when they seek to recognize enemy and scale of threat that the enemy may cause. Events of September the 11th formed a new condition in which United States faced the security dilemma that had not risen from a specific country but the enemy that was not recognizable and did not behave like states. United States attempted to solve the mentioned security dilemma by defining enemy, its threats and the new condition after events of September the 11th. This article, in order to explain the security dilemma of the United States after events of the September the 11th, is written in two parts; the first part is t...
... enemy; in other words, who is enemy? Religious radicalism was the enemy that United States focuse... referring to growing of religious fundamentalism which must be prevented. Religious fundamentalism ...
The purpose of this article is to explore the effects of counter-terrorism on Canadian democracy and multiculturalism. The democratic and multicultural nature of Canadian society has raised a number of questions about the ability of individual rights and group identities to prosper within the confines of counter-terrorist legislation and actions.
... of consumerist capitalism versus religious and tribal fundamentalism. "Jihad's warriors", acc...First, the scale of violence generally distinguishes terrorism from...
... or other responsibilities on a global scale. (see Transcript of Proceedings, Vol. 16 at 92 and... leadership, past reputation and religious objectives, material support given through financi..., especially supporting Muslim fundamentalism and one who fights jihad. At the time of the S...
... or other responsibilities on a global scale. (see Transcript of Proceedings, Vol. 16 at 92 and... leadership, past reputation and religious objectives, material support given through financi..., especially supporting Muslim fundamentalism and one who fights jihad. At the time of the S...
... rights incidents stemmed from Israel's religious interpretation of Jewish history, which led it to ... (Pluto Press, 1994), and Jewish Fundamentalism In Israel (Pluto Press, 1994), written with Norton...Disregarding even on a limited scale the potential effects of messianic Lubavitch and o...
The email -- various versions of which can be found on the web -- noted that while the "global Islamic population" is about 1.2 billion people, only seven Muslims have won the Nobel Prize. The "global Jewish population" of 13 million, on the other hand, has produced 129 winners. (Other versions say nine Muslims have won, and that there have been either 165 or 184 Jewish winners.) After listing the winners from the two religious communities, the email included a catalogue of "Muslim" atrocities such as suicide bombings and other forms of terrorism and violence. It concluded by saying that "Muslims must ask what can they [sic] do for humankind before they demand that humankind respects them!! Back then, Muslim scholars made key advances in subjects such as medicine, physics, optics and m...
..."Its scale and consequences are enormous, not just for Islam ... to poverty, and to the fundamentalism and anti-western attitudes found in some Muslim co...
... from a mechanistic worldview dominated by "scale models" to a growing sense of the elusiveness of b... variety of ways until 19th century fundamentalism arose) means rejecting evolution, believing in an ...
Common elements that describe "the family" that are found across classes, cultures, and genders in Singapore include the "family as basic social unit" carrying connotations of "stability", "mutual support", "haven" and "warmth". The country's Muslim population, however, tends to have larger families because children are perceived as gifts from God. The Muslim population has the highest average number of children, at 3.1, as compared to the Chinese average of 2.5 and the Indian average of 2.4 (Census of Population 2000). In contrast, the Chinese and Indian populations tend to be more skeptical about family life. In response to the question of "what is the family," Sue, a 49-year-old working class Chinese mother, shrugged and answered "the usual ... you know what I mean ..." indicating a ...
...The picture that combines ethnic and religious differences becomes even more complex when differe..., such as religious and political fundamentalism, have re-emerged in Singapore with globalization. ... it had published were based on large-scale survey data or national statistics (2000). Though ...
... and they have begun catechesis on a wide scale, formation of the laity, and encouragement of voca.... III. RELIGIOUS SECTS . A third battle facing Latin America is tha... disseminators of Protestant fundamentalism. But a good number are sects in the technical sens...
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