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| − | '''The Handmaid's Tale''' is a novel set in the near future in which [[conservative]] [[Christianity]] has achieved ascendancy over the [[United States of America]]. Though often thought of as a dystopia, the novel | + | '''The Handmaid's Tale''' is a novel set in the near future in which [[conservative]] [[Christianity]] has achieved ascendancy over the [[United States of America]]. Though often thought of as a dystopia, the novel aspects some consider positive, such as the outlawing of [[abortion]] and [[feminism]], and the abolition of the [[separation of church and state]]. |
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The Handmaid's Tale is a novel set in the near future in which conservative Christianity has achieved ascendancy over the United States of America. Though often thought of as a dystopia, the novel aspects some consider positive, such as the outlawing of abortion and feminism, and the abolition of the separation of church and state.