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Analysis of religious fundamentalism in third world nations - America

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Dr. John A. Dick explores religious fundamentalism in America and other uncivilised regions.

John A. Dick is an American who has lived in Belgium for more than twenty-five years.

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Added: Jul-29-2012 Occurred On: Jul-29-2012
By: MB-UK
In: Religion
Tags: america, john, a, dick, lol, religious, fundamentalism, religion, third, world, nations, nutjobs, lecture
Location: Gresham, England, United Kingdom (UK/GB) (load item map)
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  • Buck toothed, cross eyed, and confused.....yup I'd follow him...how oblivious to reality do need to be/bored right out of your freaking mind to be so deluded?
    Don't answer, rhetorical.

    Posted Jul-29-2012 By 
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  • Looking at that list at the beginning of the first vid about "All fundamentalists follow certain patterns", you can say the same thing about political parties. I think I'd take a religious fundamentalist any day over a political zealot/ideologue.

    Posted Jul-29-2012 By 
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  • grandpa is correct in what he says, but a great speaker he is not.
    monotone voice and slow speech.

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  • Fundamentalists are responsible for:

    The end of slavery
    The right of women to vote
    The end of child labor
    The right to bear arms
    Freedom of speech
    The American ideals of freedom and justice
    And a host of other freedoms.

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    • @kkoppy Bollocks, slavery the English Baptists very important, but so where the English humanists. Womens vote- the Suffragettes- Christian involved yes but so where liberal secularists & the beginnings of the LBGT movement. Free speech-the humanists heavily influenced by Greek deism. American freedom & justice, a refinement of the English Magna Carta model, or the secularist French revolutionaries. One thing the religious cannot stand more than competing pretend friends, is rational hum More..

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    • @rozza2012 Yeah... I understood about zero of that....

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