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The purpose of this paper is to map the similarity points between religious identities and national identities, identifying some lines of access that allow us to articulate a reflection on the relationship between the effects of the politicization of religious and nationalist identities and our forms of conflict and war. Initially, I present the fundamental concepts of nationalism and religion, as established in the history and social sciences literature. Next, I relate the notions of national identity and religious identity to the incidence of violent conflict, exploring how these specific patterns of political and social belonging can serve as fuel for the incidence of political violence.

Modos de pertencimento, fontes de guerra: nacionalismo e identidade religiosa nos séculos XX e XXI