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13 Mar 2007 12:58 pm
The Enemy At Home
My review of DInesh D'Souza's bold new vision for the right - globalized theoconservatism - is now posted at The New Republic. The Islamist-Christianist alliance has been christened. And it is being defended by D'Souza in a four-part series on National Review Online starting today! Far from being ostracized, D'Souza is being given a massive platform to promote his vision in the most established journal of American conservatism that now exists. So please, don't tell me this guy isn't part of mainstream conservatism. He is - although mercifully, many conservatives are fighting back.
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"Traditional" vs. "Liberal" Morality
Excerpt: In a post this morning, Andrew Sullivan notes the latest move of the religious right: globalized theoconcervativism—an Islamic-Christian alliance to bring "traditional morality" to the world.
It's worth considering exactly what that means.
What, exactly
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Excerpt: In a post this morning, Andrew Sullivan notes the latest move of the religious right: globalized theoconcervativism—an Islamic-Christian alliance to bring "traditional morality" to the world.
It's worth considering exactly what that means.
What, exactly
Weblog: Development
Tracked: Mar 18, 2007 1:26:39 PM
