Fanatical and Tragic
Feb 25, 2006
Minette Marrin makes an excellent point:
Respect cannot be demanded, or imposed by a free state. It can only be freely given. The demand of Muslims for uncritical — and legally binding — respect for their beliefs is simply not one that can be met in a society like ours. And the failure, by some Muslims at least, to perceive these distinctions is, without exaggeration, tragic.
Quote of the Week at the National Secular Society.
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