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Winter 2004 (5765)

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Religion

The Evangelical Right: Trojan Horse or Knight in Shining Armor?

There are few things that provoke more passion than the explosive confluence of religion and politics. It has generated and stoked today’s thorniest issues—from international terrorism to same-sex marriage. Over the millennia, Jewish people have been repeatedly burned whenever the forces of religion and politics converged. Yet today, in an era of almost unprecedented anti-Semitic […]