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Sectarian fault lines fractured societies from "summary" of A Rage for Order by Robert F. Worth

The fault lines of sectarianism, long dormant and overlooked, suddenly crack open in times of crisis, revealing the deep divisions that lie beneath the surface of seemingly cohesive societies. These fault lines can be traced back through history, the legacy of centuries-old grievances and conflicts that have never been fully resolved. In moments of upheaval, these fault lines become all too apparent, as different groups within a society retreat into their respective enclaves, seeking safety and solidarity among their own kind. These divisions are not just abstract lines on a map; they are lived realities for those caught in the midst of sectarian conflict. Communities that once coexisted peacefully find themselves torn apart along lines of religion, ethnicity, or ideology. The bonds that once held society together are strained to the breaking point, as trust evaporates and suspicion takes its place. In such fractured societies, fear and resentment become the currency of the day, as each group sees the other as a threat to its very existence. The fractures that ru...
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    A Rage for Order

    Robert F. Worth

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