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Ideological movements can lead to unrest from "summary" of The New Science of Politics by Eric Voegelin

Ideological movements possess a remarkable capacity to disrupt the social order. This disruption stems from the movements' tendency to impose their abstract ideas onto reality, disregarding the complexities of human nature and society. The proponents of these ideologies often exhibit a fervent zeal, convinced of the righteousness of their cause and unwilling to entertain dissenting viewpoints. As these movements gain traction, they attract like-minded individuals who further fuel their momentum. This results in the formation of a cohesive group united by a shared belief in the ideology's transformative power. The group's sense of solidarity can be a potent force, driving them to challenge existing institutions and norms in pursuit of their ideological goals. However, the very nature of ideological movements renders them susceptible to internal strife. Infighting can arise over differences in interpretation or implementation of the ideology, leading to factionalism and discord within ...
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    The New Science of Politics

    Eric Voegelin

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