India leaders seek curbs on Muslim population growth

[Ayatollahgondola]

Originally Posted by ilbegone

I don't remember anything about Fiji concerning religious clash.


We have more than a little trouble right here in the United States with the true believer secular religion of progressivism.

This involves non immigrant American citizens attempting to destroy our Judeo - Christian heritage as well as our largely northern European derived culture through the schools, the courts, and the media.

It's quite a danger to who and what we are as a nation, and, quite frankly, a battle I believe we're losing.

Fiji was indigenour islander ruled until Indians began colonizing, ultimately installing a nearly all Indian government. the native fijians saw the basic religions being overly influenced by hinduism and sihkism. It's been a clusterfook from then on. Coups, elections, coup's,,,elections

[ilbegone]

Originally Posted by Ayatollahgondola

Fiji was indigenour islander ruled until Indians began colonizing, ultimately installing a nearly all Indian government. the native fijians saw the basic religions being overly influenced by hinduism and sihkism. It's been a clusterfook from then on. Coups, elections, coup's,,,elections

Well and fine, but here again is my point:

We have more than a little trouble right here in the United States with the true believer secular religion of progressivism.

This involves non immigrant American citizens attempting to destroy our Judeo - Christian heritage as well as our largely northern European derived culture through the schools, the courts, and the media.

It's quite a danger to who and what we are as a nation, and, quite frankly, a battle I believe we're losing.

[Ayatollahgondola]

Originally Posted by ilbegone

Well and fine, but here again is my point:

sides in disputes over religions often trade victors, sometimes for centuries. At present, many Americans are practicing christians, in denial. They don't believe they are in danger of losing anything yet. I'm not sure we can show them they are. I think they'll need to experience it first, and then they might understand that religious foundations are not always something you can claim neutrality on