The linking of strongly held religious convictions with beliefs about a people's social and political destiny is called:

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Religious nationalism is the linking of strongly held religious convictions with beliefs about a people's social and political destiny. It often involves the belief that a particular religious group is superior to others and should have control over social and political institutions.

Option A: Fatwa is a legal opinion or ruling issued by an Islamic scholar or authority.
Option C: Fundamentalism is a strict adherence to the basic principles of a religion or a religious belief system.
Option D: Ecumenicism is the movement promoting unity among different Christian denominations.
Option E: Alterity refers to the perceived difference or "otherness" of a group or individual in relation to oneself or one's own group.

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