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Before Political Liberalism: Religion and the Formation of Public Morality M. Fevzi Bilgin Department of Political Science University of Pittsburgh bilgin@pitt.edu Paper to be delivered at the Annual Convention of American Political Science Association Philadelphia August 2003. Introduction Religion1 signifies a way of life that is central comprehensive and difficult to abandon. The political questions raised by religious individuals organizations and minorities are among the most pressing and potent issues in the contemporary world of politics. It is the
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