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Ivanhoe:
07 Dec '05 17:46 :: 0 recommendations
Originally posted by sonhouse
I think fundamentalists are defined among other aspects, by their
desire to make their religion a government. I think the
Christian right would qualify in that regard as well as the
muslim extremists as in Iran or the Afghan Taliban.
They all have one thing in common: Extreme pressure on
people to convert.
The secular ideology of liberalism is also very keen of making their ideology the dominant one in the US, and not only there. They are actively seeking to take over governments.
07 Dec '05 17:46 :: 0 recommendations
Originally posted by sonhouse
I think fundamentalists are defined among other aspects, by their
desire to make their religion a government. I think the
Christian right would qualify in that regard as well as the
muslim extremists as in Iran or the Afghan Taliban.
They all have one thing in common: Extreme pressure on
people to convert.
The secular ideology of liberalism is also very keen of making their ideology the dominant one in the US, and not only there. They are actively seeking to take over governments.