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Religions as revolutions
By guest author Majed Ashy, Ph.D. From the time of… Moses, who helped guide the Israelis out of slavery and oppression to freedom, to Jesus, who preached equality and love and changed the whole human understanding of power structures, to … Continue reading
Posted in Armed conflict, Propaganda, Tolerance, Understanding violence
Tagged Cambodia, Eastern Europe, fear, genocide, Japan, Jesus, Korean war, Majed Ashy, Mohammad, Moses, nuclear bombs, oppression, peace, prejudice, religion, revolutions, Russia, Rwanda, Stalin, Vietnam, violence, war, World War I, World War II
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