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Islam 'Swallows Up' Culture | Mark Durie and Richard Schumack
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3:05Now PlayingMark Durie and Richard Shumack join John to discuss Indonesia’s unique religious landscape. While currently a Pluralist state, and with deep cultural traditions that predate Islam by centuries, they question with Indonesia can resist pressure from radical Islamic movements.
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