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  <abstract>At the intersection of politics and religion is a nexus of belief in doctrine and adherence to socio-political cultural conventions. Lines of communication and methods of belonging permeate both spheres, enabling their respective participants, especially the (often self-described) 'true believers', to bond and belong, and most importantly to adhere to their various belief systems. Traditionally, this nexus has been approached from a standpoint that posits the idea of secularity as the governi...</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Table of contents; list of tables and figures; part i; chapter one; part ii; chapter two; chapter three; chapter four; chapter five; part iii; chapter six; chapter seven; chapter eight; chapter nine; chapter ten; chapter eleven; chapter twelve; part iv; chapter thirteen; chapter fourteen; contributors; index</tableOfContents>
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