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The conflict in Northern Ireland was not solely about religious differences, but also political and economic grievances from "summary" of The Myth of Religious Violence by William T Cavanaugh

The conflict in Northern Ireland, often referred to as the Troubles, was a complex and multifaceted issue that cannot be reduced to a simple narrative of religious violence. While it is true that there were deep-seated religious divisions between Catholics and Protestants in the region, it is important to recognize that the conflict was not solely about religious differences. Political and economic grievances played a significant role in exacerbating tensions and fueling the violence that plagued Northern Ireland for decades. At the heart of the conflict were questions of power, identity, and belonging. The division between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland was not just a matter of religious doctrine, but also a reflection of broader political and social disparities. Catholics, who were historically marginalized and discriminated against in Northern Ireland, often saw the unionist government as representing the interests of the Protestant majority at their expense. This sense of political exclusion and economic inequality...
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    The Myth of Religious Violence

    William T Cavanaugh

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