>>76 you just named a bunch of instances of religious violence, not secular violence. which is odd given that there are examples of secular violence you could cite. i am not making a claim about whether or not secularism is treated as a religion by some, i am saying the examples you are giving do not support that conclusion.
you just named a bunch of instances of religious violence, not secular violence. which is odd given that there are examples of secular violence you could cite. i am not making a claim about whether or not secularism is treated as a religion by some, i am saying the examples you are giving do not support that conclusion.