IS THE TERM "RELIGIOUS FANATIC" LARGELY SUBJECTIVE?

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IS THE TERM "RELIGIOUS FANATIC" LARGELY SUBJECTIVE?

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prediction : IS THE TERM "RELIGIOUS FANATIC" LARGELY SUBJECTIVE?

[+] ballot by contragrain
ACTIVE Sat Apr 21, 07 - Sun Apr 20, 08
Doesn't it usually mean "someone more religious than ME?" Or is there a measurement by which these people can be easily identified?

Subjective, everyone defines differently.
Objective, easily identified.
other,see comment
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Voted : other,see comment
Seeing the Virgin, or Jesus, on a subway well because some indigents built a fire there to keep warm? That's fanaticism.

by contragrain on Sat Apr 21, 07 9:09am [+]

^"well" = "wall"^

by contragrain on Sat Apr 21, 07 9:09am [+]

Voted : Subjective, everyone defines differently.
All depends, IMO, on how one perceives religion and its place in shaping society.

by Truthseeker013 on Sat Apr 21, 07 11:36am [+]

Voted : other,see comment
It may be largely subjective. However, when your religion deviates wildly from mainstream beliefs, attitudes, and values, you need to take a long, hard look at it.

by margaret123 on Sat Apr 21, 07 2:05pm [+]

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