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What is the difference between blind and constructive patriotism?

  • Blind patriotism: Uncritical loyalty, intolerance of criticism

  • Constructive patriotism: Supportive but allows questioning to improve the country

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What is messianism in politics?

A belief that one’s nation has a sacred mission to suffer and redeem others; the nation is seen as a heroic victim and moral leader.

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What beliefs characterize political messianism?

  • National suffering has meaning

  • Nation is morally superior and chosen

  • Nation is a victim, never aggressor

  • Sacrifice is part of national identity

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What correlates with messianism?

Nationalism, patriotism, authoritarianism, collective narcissism, and perceived threats (e.g., terrorism)

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How is religiosity linked to nationalism and patriotism?

  • Religious people tend to show higher national pride

  • Religiosity = both a belief system and social identity marker

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When is religiosity more strongly related to nationalism?

  • In highly religious countries

  • Among members of the dominant faith

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What does Voicu’s and Wright & Reeskens’ research show?

Religiosity correlates with nationalism and patriotism more in religious countries than in secular ones.

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Is spirituality studied in relation to PNM?

Hardly any research exists, but theory suggests spirituality could support PNM due to its focus on meaning, belonging, and purpose.

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What defines left- and right-wing views in this model?

  • Economic dimension:

    • Left: Redistribution, social equality

    • Right: Capitalism, individual responsibility

  • Identity/moral dimension:

    • Left: Secular, individual autonomy

    • Right: Traditional, religious, national identity

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What is the relationship between religiosity and political orientation?

Religiosity is positively linked to conservatism and right-wing voting across multiple countries.

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What is the link between spirituality and political orientation?

Mixed results:

  • Some studies show a link to liberalism and green/ecological views

  • Others show a negative or no correlation to liberalism

  • Often associated with voting for green parties, not traditional left/right

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Does religiosity influence voting?

Yes — strongly linked to voting for right-wing parties and candidates, especially in Poland.

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Does spirituality influence voting?

  • Weak or no link to traditional left/right voting

  • Positively linked to voting for green parties

  • No strong link to general electoral participation

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What does this say about political identity?

Religious identification is a strong predictor of right-wing voting, while atheism/agnosticism predicts left-wing or liberal preferences.

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How does religiosity relate to support for the EU and other countries?

  • Religiosity = less support for EU values (seen as a threat to national identity)

  • Spirituality = more open support for outside groups and views