Faith and State: The Cold War Intersection

This chapter explores the complex relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and American interests during the Cold War, highlighting compromises made by religious leaders in alignment with state agendas. It examines the evolution of the ecumenical movement and the potential risks of unifying different faiths under politically motivated frameworks, revealing historical patterns of political manipulation of religious institutions.

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