"zxcvbob" > wrote in message
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> Boron Elgar wrote:
>
>>>And what is a "secular fundie"? Did you make that up all by yourself?
>>>
>>>Boron
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>>
>> Ah...I have searched the term "secular fundie." Google sees it 77
>> times. It is used by right wing extremist religious web
>> sites...infrequently, at that, but that is its source. Did you pick it
>> up from one of those? Are you trying to express some sort of bigoted
>> statement about those who are do not believe about religion the way
>> you do?
>>
>> Boron
>
>
> Try searching for "Secular fundamentalism" instead. You used "fundie" in
> a previous post and I believe Sue just picked up on it and tried to use
> your own words so you would understand them. HTH :-)
>
> Best regards,
> Bob

This whole "secular fundamentalism" notion is yet another feeble-minded
attempt of the religious right to try to place reason and knowledge on the
same level as their bizarre superstitious beliefs. It's been tried before,
in court cases that attempt to define secularism as a religion that should
be subject to the same constitutional restrictions as traditional religions.
It would be bad joke if so many nitwits did not take it seriously.


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