Tim wrote:

HK wrote:


Some of us don't think "fundamentalist" Christianity is such a big joke.
Any sort of religious fundamentalism with growing numbers of followers
is a threat to the sort of secular, non-sectarian society we have here
in this country.

When you have "religious groups" denying science, limiting medical
research, teaching creationism (cretinism, actually), proclaiming Jesus
or Mohammed or whoever, voting for candidates based solely on their
religious beliefs, in the end, it doesn't matter much whether you are in
Iran or in Alabama.


You're paranoia runneth deep Harry. (King James Version Englishe),
The "fundie" Christians in this country are a few years behind and a
few
millions followers lighter than the "fundie" Muslims in Iran, Iraq, and
Saudi Arabia. They'll catch up. In the end, they're all the same
simple-minded rabble, ready to be led and ready to slaughter.

Yes, we "fundie/Bu****es" are deffinately to be feared, Harry.. only
one problem with your last line,, i thought it was us who were going
to be doing the slaughtering!



Ahh. Well, "to slaughter" can be interpreted several ways. I could have
said, "...ready to slaughter others." Probably should have, because that
is what I meant.

Whatever. I still don't see much difference between the religious
simpies in Muslimland and the religious simpies in this country, other
than the Muslim religious simpies have been at it longer. Oh, and please
don't think I am throwing "all" Christians into the "religious simpies"
group. I'm not.