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This work deals with the definition of “fundamentalism” and the psychoanalysis of religion. The relationship between religious commitments, fundamentalist or mainstream, and unresolved individual psychological issues from childhood is explored. The possibility of creating a “therapeutic space” between warring enemy large groups is also discussed.
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