The media and traditional religions are in a largely unacknowledged, yet fundamental, conflict over the form and nature of culture.
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In the Islamic world, criticizing fundamentalists as "extremist" for wanting to order society along religious lines misses the point.
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The inability of culture to keep up with change is behind many contemporary problems.
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Media culture brings great uniformity to behavior, but without any socially-enabling coherence.
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The resurgence of religious fundamentalism of all kinds appears to reflect a longing for the coherence of time-proven culture.
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