Iconoclasm: Rejecting the Past Rick Stein Perhaps 2017's Reputation didn't dominate

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Iconoclasm: Rejecting the Past Rick Stein Perhaps 2017's Reputation didn't dominateIconoclasm: Rejecting the past is a warning bell, an alarm, alerting readers to the threat against the tolerance and openness of democratic society. Iconoclasm, the breaking of images, is part of our history from the destruction of religious images in early Christianity to today's toppling of statues of Confederate generals and slave traders. Images, buildings and objects that violate religious or ideological beliefs must be destroyed. Those who carry