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Religious nationalism : a reference handbook / by Omer, Atalia

Table of Contents: “…Reimagining religion and nation: The cases of Israel and the United States: Introduction ; Not a sleeping beauty: anti-Semitism and the negation of exile ; Colonialism ; Orientalism ; Arab Jews and Mizrahim: challenges to monolithic national identity ; Shas ; The "gush" ; A "new Israel": Puritan and Enlightenment roots of religious nationalism in the United States ; Separation of church and state ; The nation, the land, and manifest destiny ; "God's almost chosen people": civil religion, nationalism and the Civil War ; The tradition of American Jeremiad ; The Cold War: a Judeo-Christian nation versus a godless society ; The ignoble paradox of American democracy: race, nation, and religion ; Religious nationalism and the emergence of the religious right ; "One nation under Vishnu": pledging allegiance to God and country ; Religious diversity and national identity in the post-9/11 world ; Islamophobia and the Ground Zero mosque in American national imagination ; Conclusion ; References -- Reimagining religion and nation: The cases of Israel and the United States: Introduction ; Not a sleeping beauty: anti-Semitism and the negation of exile ; Colonialism ; Orientalislm ; Arab Jews and Mizrahim: challenges to monolithic national identity ; Shas ; The "gush" ; A "new IsraellLL": Puritan and Enlightenment roots of religious lnationalism in the United States ; Separation of church and state ; The nation, the land, and manifes destiny ; "God's almost chosen people": civil religion, lnationalism and the Civl War ; The tradition of American Jeremiad ; The Cold War: a Judeo-Christian nation versus a godless society ; The ignoble paradox of American democracy: race, nation, and religion ; Religious nationalism and the emergence of the religious right ; "One nation under Vishnu": pledging allegiance to God and country ; Religious diversity and national identity in the post-9/11 world ; Islamophobia and the Ground Zero mosque in American national imagination ; Conclusion ; References -- 4. …”
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