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He Who Has The Bigger Stick Has The Better Chance Of Imposing His Definitions Of Reality.

Some People Seem To Gravitate From One Fundamentalism To Another, From Some Kind Of Secular Fundamentalism Into A Religious Fundamentalism Or The Other Way Around, Which Is Not Very Helpful.

I Think What I And Most Other Sociologists Of Religion Wrote In The 1960s About Secularization Was A Mistake. Our Underlying Argument Was That Secularization And Modernity Go Hand In Hand. With More Modernization Comes More Secularization

If A Socialist Economy Is Opened Up To Increasing Degrees Of Market Forces, A Point Will Be Reached At Which Democratic Governance Becomes A Possibility.

India Is The Most Religious Country In The World, Sweden Is The Most Secular Country In The World, And America Is A Country Of Indians Ruled By Swedes.