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In reply to the discussion: Five Must-Reads on the “Nones”: A Tipping Point in American Religion and Spirituality [View all]

Mariana

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4. Do I understand correctly from your post
Reply to pinto (Reply #1)
Tue Dec 25, 2012, 07:49 PM
Dec 2012

that you consider wanting to uphold the separation of church and state to be an extremist position? Your second paragraph seems to say that.

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Five Must-Reads on the “Nones”: A Tipping Point in American Religion and Spirituality [View all] cbayer Dec 2012 OP
Just a personal, small sample of family opinion (posted this in another discussion) - pinto Dec 2012 #1
Merry Christmas, my friend! cbayer Dec 2012 #2
Merry Christmas, my friend! pinto Dec 2012 #3
Do I understand correctly from your post Mariana Dec 2012 #4
No, not a all. It was an added comment of sorts. A counter to extremist positions. pinto Dec 2012 #5
Disidentification is easy to explain. Once one sees that many religions have equally valid claims, dimbear Dec 2012 #6
But that is the problem, no? Adherents to one religion do not give the claims of other religions cleanhippie Dec 2012 #7
I see that as an advantage to realism. Religions are equally valid, and there are lots of them. dimbear Dec 2012 #8
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