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Political powers have historically used religion as a tool to legitimize violence from "summary" of The Myth of Religious Violence by William T Cavanaugh

One of the prevalent narratives in discussions of violence is the idea that religion is a major source of conflict in the world. However, this narrative oversimplifies the complex relationship between religion and violence. In reality, political powers have frequently utilized religion as a means to justify and legitimize acts of violence throughout history. By invoking religious beliefs and symbols, political authorities have been able to garner support for their violent actions and solidify their power. Religion has often been used as a tool to mobilize people, shaping their identities and motivating them to participate in violent acts. This manipulation of religious sentiment by political powers serves to further their own agendas and consolidate their control over the population. Moreover, the notion of "...
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    The Myth of Religious Violence

    William T Cavanaugh

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