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Secularism and religious tolerance : Comments
By David Fisher, published 26/7/2010Secularism holds that a person’s religious belief or lack of same is no business of the government.
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Posted by Horus, Tuesday, 3 August 2010 10:48:24 PM
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Dear Horus,
You still didn't substantiate your assertion. You merely repeated it. Posted by david f, Wednesday, 4 August 2010 4:07:34 AM
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My angle--and I gather it may well be a similar proposition to that which AGIR will air in a new thread -- is there are (for all intents and purposes) theocracies within secularism.They exhibit the same dogmatism and bigotry as anything found in official religion . And they often have their sacred persons/groups and narratives who/which if you value your career or good name or, if you are a student, your grades, you dare not challenge.
Listen closely to some of the threads on OLO, you will hear posters who are avowedly secularly speaking with all the venom of a Judge Hathorne.
And teachers who adhere to such secular belief systems, being only human, will seek to imprint them on their pupils.
I would have thought there wouldnt have been any need to substantiate it–observation and common sense should have been enough.