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Political Abuse of a Biblical Paradigm: The Case of the Akeidah

Aryeh Botwinick

In response to the terrorist bombings of Sept. 11, Philip Wilcox, a former Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism in the State Department, offered the following advice: "We should ... search for ways to strengthen the common bonds between Western values and Islam to combat the notion of a ‘clash of civilizations’ and to weaken the Islamist extremist fringe that hates the West and supports terrorist actions." "Redefining national security and counter-terrorism in this broader sense is the most promising way to fight the war against terrorism."2 Implicit in Wilcox' formulation is the idea that perhaps exploring and exploiting the core monotheistic ideas...







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