Re: Yaguello's stereotype: response to Roger

>Quite true.  And when refferring to Fundamentalist
>Christians attention seems to be focused on some
>nutcase who bomed an abortion clinic in the derranged
>belief that God would be pleased with his sin since it
>was committed against other sinners.  No matter what
>the group under discussion your principle seems to
>hold.
Yes, it does indeed, at least in my personal experience. I have friends who
who are varying sects of Christianity - from Catholic to Esatern Orthodox to
American Baptist etc. Two of these are very close friends who think of
themselves as Fundamentalist Christians, and who themselves refer to the
more extreme Christians as [k@:"4is.ti@nz]. Firm in their own beliefs, they
do their best to practice Christ-like compassion and charity. They see
religion and spirituality as something personal and private, and have no
drive to proselytize or force their beliefs on others or force others to
conform to their values.

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