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    conflicts with the cultural minority of the Sikhs lead to the assassination of the Indian Prime Minister‚ Indira Ghandi. There was also a lot of tension between the Muslims and the Hindus. 4. The Iranian Revolution was a throwback to the fundamentalist revolts of the 19th century as it imposed religious beliefs on the public‚ such as women had to cover themselves completely when in public. Both movements emphasized religious purification‚ and religion and politics being one. Both wanted to rid

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    choose their partners for marriage‚ have a public life‚ but most importantly‚ most women are denied the right to a basic education. Much of this change in women’s rights began with the rise of the Taliban in 1996. This was a Muslim group of fundamentalists in Afghanistan. The Taliban caused the highest women suffrage anyone had ever seen. Under their rule‚ eighty-seven percent of women were illiterate‚ only thirty percent of girls had access to

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    education. What a shame to repeat the 1925 trial of William Jennings Bryan against Clarence Darrow in Dayton‚ Tennessee‚ which continues to echo through the century. Religious philosophy has its place‚ which is a Sunday morning and unfortunately for Fundamentalists‚ not in a biology classroom. Evolutionary philosophy on the other hand‚ is composed of supportive scientific

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    Before I get into this too deep I would first like to state that the term "fundamentalist" and "fundamentalism" are not widely accepted by members of al qaeda and extremists. Instead they usually prefer the term "Islamism" and or "islamist"( Islamism refers to a set of political ideologies derived from various religious views of Muslim fundamentalists‚ which hold that Islam is not only a religion‚ but also a political system that should govern the legal‚ economic and social imperatives of the state)

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    somebody makes an effort and changes their life in order to try to get closer to God‚ and when they return home that person has changed for the better‚ be it mentally or physically. The pilgrim does not have to suffer for their faith‚ as some fundamentalists believe‚ just show that they are willing to try and change to become closer to God. To show God‚ and themselves‚ that they are devoted to their religion is a pilgrim’s main objective. Even though‚ I am a Christian and I

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    Global politics come with many question marks when regarding predicting the future‚ however many theorists and writers continuously attempt to predict what will end up happening. Samuel P. Huntington‚ a professor who taught at Harvard University‚ wrote a thesis titled The Clash of Civilizations‚ becoming yet another educated theorist attempting to understand future relations among civilizations. However‚ Huntington creates an interesting hypothesis that person’s cultural and religious beliefs will

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    Many disagree with woman having to carry an unwanted child because it makes the woman feels enslaved. (enslavement of woman).In November 2013‚ the campaign group Abortion Rights announced their first-ever student conference. It was‚ they explained‚ in response to ’many student unions reporting increased anti-choice activity on campuses’. Societies such as Oxford Students for Life‚ which I’ve been part of for the last couple of years‚ don’t tend to think of themselves as ’anti-choice’‚ but it’s true

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    character who gets herself into trouble with some of her various actions‚ it doesn’t seem to stop her true feelings and ideas of what life should be like. Marjane’s purpose in the book was to inform the readers that Iran is not a country full of fundamentalists and terrorists‚ and that characterizations of the

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    Outline the social and cultural factors that influenced him. Sayyid Qutb Born in the early 1900 Egypt Involved in the Modern revival of Islam Grew up in a time where Egypt was forming its own national identity and breaking away from British rule He original had an interest in western society He criticised the American way of life and Islamic attempts to adopt a similar life style as he felt that Egypt was moving from traditional values After returning from the USA in 1951 he found a great need

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    The Handmaid’s tale by Margaret Atwood relates a story taking place in a dystopian society where Christian fundamentalists enforce their beliefs. Their society shows what family values might look like if they were enforced. Women stay at home gardening and having babies. If women are unable or refuse to do so they are marginalized and sometimes executed. Throughout the book Margaret Atwood uses flowers as a symbol of life or fertility‚ to describe the women in Gilead and to disguise terrifying things

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