Religious fundamentalism in New Zealand politics concerns the influence of conservative Christian doctrines and movements on political discourse, including debates over their compatibility with secular governance and cultural values.
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cultural authoritarianism
Why NZ First Party List reads like a prequel to the Handmaid’s Tale as Winston calls abortion ‘murder or assassination’ideological polarization
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He's not bored. Is it the Christian fundamentalism? Just not born.
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