why is the relig. “Fanaticism” in the third world considered relatively loose?
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Question asked by il tre de la paura volti : why is the relig. “Fanaticism” in the third world considered relatively loose? Bangladesh, Malaysia, Myanmar, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Indonesia, Ghana, Somalia, Mogadishu, Kenya, Sudan, Chad, Benin, Congo, Rwanda, Ethiopiawhy is the relig. “Fanaticism” in the third world considered relatively loose? it is up to the poverty or the lack of education Best answer:
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hihas much more to do with the poverty, the authoritarian regime of the mullahs and the nutty followers.Forget it Do not Saudi Arabia, the people may be rich sheikhs / men for oil well, but the everyday behavior is still holding as in a developing country
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November 15th, 2010 at 9:06 am
He may be viewed by other loose by the preface “relative” is considered relatively.Fanaticism starts with me, where coercion, oppression, violence, DESTRUCTION different THINKING prevails, and once you’ve found in a matter of conviction and thus it now and then to small misunderstanding comes because there is not even in the religious life.The verbal intolerance of dissent is to cope with yet, as long as words remain .. but even then you titled the “relative” view as a fanatic simply because one is entitled to something and believe in it.But I must speak from experience that even words of their own convictions, to move some intolerance to exercise and title other than fanatics, although there are only words. Not palpable, not forced, just words like someone is just an opinion.On the one hand, almost all say everyone should stand by what one believes and thinks and not rotate with the mass of people. But in return, the mass of people trying to dissuade one from the independence of the conviction. Do you understand what I write? < <
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November 15th, 2010 at 9:56 am
You have not learned democratic thinking and reading and are not able to differentiate properly. I mean, you should be able to determine whether there is any orders to kill or similar order agree at all with faith.Example, it is said that many Muslims read the Koran there can not, but the verses just learning.On poverty, it is also because some religious leaders such as finance Islamic schools for poor children, (with food supply). These children are unfortunately also fed with fanatical thinking.Education is also important to assess whether what the top says believers, the truth.Look at Israel, it’s listed in the middle of your country!There are also religious fanatics there, but mainly there is reasonable distinction, and there are education and sophisticated thinking.
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November 15th, 2010 at 10:13 am
Why does this always tried to draw the image, poor uneducated people are particularly of religion “manipulated” and are the root of fanaticism and religious nature of related escalation of violence?Extreme fanatics are almost always a high level of education, though often deliberately one-sided. The large and extremely dangerous and violent terrorists in the world are distinguished not by their poverty or lack of education. On the contrary. Most of them come from upper class families and have an above average education.
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November 15th, 2010 at 10:33 am
… or it is simply that people are a bit loose and break because of any matter that concerns not already, head?There is lack of education, but here in the so-called first world, people have a great lack of Per
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November 15th, 2010 at 11:16 am
So here in Pakistan is aa) quite a few violent fanatics (of Afghans among others, are also here, apart) and b) there are few opportunities to fight world, especially since everything is corrupt and no one wants to take over responsibility / can.
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November 15th, 2010 at 11:33 am
How often is this stupid question still made ?????Nice that most Christians are as open and tolerant ….
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November 15th, 2010 at 12:13 pm
This fanaticism is one of t (not only in poor countries) and so weird not considered as such, – few trained and ignorant people tend to – to continue ann gebilteten it can be connected because of their inferiority to think independently fear and uncertainty – this is great indifference of their thinking and relying on God’s will
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November 15th, 2010 at 12:25 pm
The people in the Third World have for the most part, I think other problems. If for example I do not know where to tomorrow herkriegen my food, why should I think about it too. You can be happy if one takes the children in school, then it’s at an Islamic school. And the whole thing has nothing to do with lack of education. The people are manipulated by the leaders. This happens to us oh-so-educated people from the industrialized nations but also! Our politicians do all the advertising makes it the TV, etc., etc.If you see no future, it does not matter to be manipulated. Independent thinking does nothing there. Who thought independently in Kenya, instead of bet
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November 15th, 2010 at 12:52 pm
“Tre volte la paura” ‘etas asserted without evidence mentioned. ginispina
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