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12 REALLY Bad Ideas for the 21st Century

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The 21st Century has had its share of ideas already. Almost all of these dozen ideas and had their origins in previous centuries. They were not any good in the 20th Century either (for those of you who were paying attention). This article should be mandatory reading for all those who differ with the progressive agenda. It is verbal and thought ammunition for your debates with the mindless.

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A Dozen Bad Ideas for the 21st Century

Written in 2011, timeless wisdom from Mark Durie:

By Mark Durie, Feb. 10, 2011: at tThe Counter Jihad Report

Here is a list of false beliefs and modes of thought which make it hard for people in the West to come to terms with the challenge of Islam today.  If you are deeply attached to any of these ideas or ways of thinking, you will have difficulty accepting the truth about Islam’s teachings and their impact.

  1. The belief that all religions are the same. They are not.  Different faiths make different claims about what is true, and about what is right and wrong and produce radically different societies.  The same is true for different political ideologies: consider the different trajectories of North and South Korea.  Atheists have helped entrench this belief, because to acknowledge material differences between religions would undermine the atheist (and radical secularist) narrative.
  2. The belief that religion is irrelevant as a cause of anything.  According to this view, religion can be exploited or hijacked as an excuse or an instrument (e.g. of oppression – such as an ‘opiate of the masses’), but not an underlying cause of anything.  Marxist ideology has made a significant contribution to establishing this belief. In accordance with this assumption, security analysts all over the Western world presuppose that religion cannot be the cause of terrorism: so they and the politicians they advise must say that terrorists have ‘hijacked’ religion.
  3. The belief that we all worship the same God. We do not. Thousands of different gods are worshipped by people on this earth.  These gods manifest different characteristics, and make different demands.  The worship of them forms very different kinds of people and communities.

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