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| The religious impulse facilitates totalitarianism, he observes (in response to claims that Stalinism and other totalitarian regimes prove the moral bankruptcy of atheism). And it treats totalitarian regimes as morally and politically indistinguishable from democratic ones. Picking up at World War I and carrying the discussion to the present, Burleigh says religious currents informed the "secular" politics of even the most totalitarian regimes during World War II and that, likewise, global politics has impacted churches. |
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