Who's smarter, Christian radicals, Muslim radicals or Athiest radicals?

[larry kremis]

I'm curious.

[stillgoing]

Interesting thought Alendar

[Chez moi]

Joella, well said. I'm glad you came in to say your piece.

This is by no means a religious discussion, I think... rather a philosophical one. Trying to find a way to resolve the conflicting ideas around us, whether politicial, social, religious, is a personal voyage. We can't really go far by hitching a ride on someone else's boat...unless we want to accept them as the captain. I'm happier on my little homemade raft where I am responsible for what goes on.

[larry kremis]

My opinion also Quinn.

[darroll]

Belief's are like a fart - you can only stand your own.

[stillgoing]

Damn, how did I miss that one, a lot of those Christian chicks are really flexible between the say and do thing.

[funesthememorious]

From someone who was forced to take Latin, radical comes from the Latin word radix, meaning "root". Hence a radical is someone who prefers to get to the root of the problem, rather than meander around the periphery.

[ZenDog]

WEll, I'd say that sure sounds pretty radical . . .