This volume explores the many ways in which conflicts between
secular worldviews and religions shaped the history of the
twentieth century. It introduces the notion of 'apologetics' to
highlight a common feature of these conflicts: both secular and
religious groups employed a mixture of learned argument and popular
propaganda to defend their faith, but also to come up with new
forms of outreach and mission. By bringing the dynamics of
religious and secular apologetics into a comparative perspective,
and drawing on examples from Western Europe, the USSR, the USA,
North Africa and Asia from the 1920s to the present, the volume
offers important historical perspectives on current debates over
the place of religion in contemporary politics.
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