The Christians: right.(Correspondence)(Letter to the Editor)
American Prospect, The, August, 2004 by Hayes, Michael
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I FIND MYSELF FITTING Robert Reich's description of a fundamentalist Christian ["Bush's God," June]. Reich states that people who are devout in their allegiance to a higher authority, and who believe that that higher authority requires allegiance from all humans, are a greater "danger" than terrorists.
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He succeeded in getting my attention. It is nothing new for humanists and the religious to be at odds. But never before have I read an argument calling devout Christians more dangerous than terrorists. Our society will be better, in part, because of those ...
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