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... religious nationalists . Conflicting Loyalties The withdrawal from Gaza provoked among religious Zionists their gravest historical crisis to date . For the first time , they had to choose between uncompromising religious loyalty to the ...
... religious nationalists . Conflicting Loyalties The withdrawal from Gaza provoked among religious Zionists their gravest historical crisis to date . For the first time , they had to choose between uncompromising religious loyalty to the ...
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... religious conservatives are wreak- ing havoc with that glorious paradox , and they are aided by liberals intimidated by the vilifi- cation of secularists over the past twenty - five years . Still worse , many liberals have thrown in the ...
... religious conservatives are wreak- ing havoc with that glorious paradox , and they are aided by liberals intimidated by the vilifi- cation of secularists over the past twenty - five years . Still worse , many liberals have thrown in the ...
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we look , the United States has grown both more and less religious since 1960. Attendance at religious services has fallen , and the num- ber of Americans acknowledging no religious commitment has risen to somewhere between 10 percent ...
we look , the United States has grown both more and less religious since 1960. Attendance at religious services has fallen , and the num- ber of Americans acknowledging no religious commitment has risen to somewhere between 10 percent ...
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