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Embracing Dialogue and Debate

Posted on September 24th, 2006 by Tariq Nelson

Rodwan Saleh,

Filed under: Muslim Isolation, Practical Solutions, The Culture of Denial and Pretense

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2 Responses to “Embracing Dialogue and Debate”

mshahin, on September 24th, 2006 at 9:43 pm Said:

Just wanted to wish you a blessed Ramadan
Cy, on September 25th, 2006 at 10:40 pm Said:

If one has been taught to think for oneself, rather than believe what a community leader (Pope, whoever) tells one, one would wait for an understanding of what happens or is said on any given occasion. That is the whole point of the move (in the past 4 centuries in the West) to add science to education so that theism is a PART of education, not its whole. Leaders can innocently mislead, having themselves been misled. If free thought is frowned upon, how shall the error be discovered? The answer is that time and tolerance will heal all misunderstanding, and clear away all misrepresentations.

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