Foreign Affairs: Religious wars are things that happen in other countries, not the US. But is this really true?
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
To Americans, religious conflicts happen in other countries. The Sunni fights the Shia in Iraq, which is why the country is broken. Hindus don’t like Muslims (and vice versa) in South Asia, explaining the nuclear-tipped tension. And Russian Orthodox Christians still don’t get on with Roman
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