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Religious Nationalism and Pope Francis’ ‘Culture of Encounter’

David Hollenbach, SJbyDavid Hollenbach, SJ
January 23, 2023
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In recent years, religion has become increasingly present in discussions of international politics. This is partly due to the recognition that religious communities are contributing to some of the conflicts that mar the international scene today. Religiously inspired nationalist movements are among the more dangerous ways that religion can lead to conflict today. On the other hand, religious communities can also be  important agents of peace. Pope Francis has been an important religious contributor to peace, both through his actions and his teaching.

This article sketches several examples of how religious nationalism threatens peace. It will then note several forms of faith-based resistance to religious nationalism. It will conclude by highlighting how Pope Francis’s “culture of encounter” can provide a remedy for such religious nationalism and can help build peace.

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