Turkey's current secular crisis
Wednesday, 2. May 2007, 16:38:01
Wrote a Post on BBC regarding a 'Have your Say' topic. Can Islam and Secularism co-exist? (or something like that). I hope I have the correct link. Wrote another Post, trying to find it, or maybe the moderator trashed it.
http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?sortBy=1&threadID=6242&start=15&tstart=0&&%25EF%25BF%25BDpaginator&edition=2&ttl=20070502173159
Added: Wednesday, 2 May, 2007, 08:08 GMT 09:08 UK
Secular Extremism (shocking!)?! Most don't understand the secular definition. People think its a utopian solution for a govt. Secularism hinders right of a citizen to even show a glimpse of their religion, such as a cross necklace, headscarf, bible, etc. I can't imagine this in Canada, walking into a public building, told to take off a personal religious item. It's discriminatory. Be a mix like Canada: Religious respect and cultural diversity for citizens. Secularism in all else.
Saf, Abu Dhabi
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http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?sortBy=1&threadID=6242&start=15&tstart=0&&%25EF%25BF%25BDpaginator&edition=2&ttl=20070502173159
Added: Wednesday, 2 May, 2007, 08:08 GMT 09:08 UK
Secular Extremism (shocking!)?! Most don't understand the secular definition. People think its a utopian solution for a govt. Secularism hinders right of a citizen to even show a glimpse of their religion, such as a cross necklace, headscarf, bible, etc. I can't imagine this in Canada, walking into a public building, told to take off a personal religious item. It's discriminatory. Be a mix like Canada: Religious respect and cultural diversity for citizens. Secularism in all else.
Saf, Abu Dhabi
Recommended by 6 people
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By rgrgt, # 5. May 2007, 15:23:12