Religion and Nationalism

Fellowship magazine's Summer 2023 issue explores problematic interconnections between religion and nationalism around the world.

Populist ultranationalist movements, rife with xenophobia, nativism and fascism are on the rise around the world — and increasingly these political agendas intersect with so-called religious ideologies. The Summer 2023 issue of Fellowship magazine looks deeply at current problematic interconnections between religion and nationalism in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the United States. Through feature stories and analysis, poetry, book reviews, and opinion pieces by writers around the globe, we look at the stories behind the cooptation and distortion of religious language and imagery, and how those ideologies are feeding today’s burgeoning anti-democratic, extremist political movements. 

Every article in the print issue will be made available online over the next month. So stay tuned for more.

Editorials

Features


God versus the group
Graylan Scott Hagler









Poems


Look Away
David LaMotte

Sabon Shekara
Ojo Taiye



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