A Clash Or Dialogue Of Civilizations? A “Medieval” Or “Modern” Mentality

Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 5 (13):59-67 (2006)
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A clash of civilizations has been perennial in human history, and today it is again taking the form of a more than thousand year old clash: The West and Islam. However, I want to argue that humanity now has the tools to transform that clash to cooperation, and not just occasionally, as in a few times and places in the past, dependent on the temporary benignity of a well-placed leader

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