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Religion influences nationalistic feelings from "summary" of Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson

The intertwining of religion and nationalism is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that has been observed in various societies throughout history. Religion, with its ability to foster a sense of community and belonging among its followers, has often played a significant role in shaping nationalistic sentiments. In many cases, religion has served as a unifying force that transcends geographical and political boundaries, creating a sense of shared identity and purpose among believers. This shared sense of belonging can easily be co-opted by nationalist movements seeking to mobilize support and rally people around a common cause. Religious institutions, with their vast networks and influence, can also be powerful agents in promoting nationalist ideologies and agendas. Through religious teachings and practices, they c...
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