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Thu 21 May, 2015 08:45 pm
"at its most divisive, injurious, and retrograde"?
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Even the most progressive faiths lend tacit support to the religious divisions in our world. In Letter to a Christian Nation, however, I engage Christianity at its most divisive, injurious, and retrograde. In this, liberals, moderates, and nonbelievers can recognize a common cause.
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:
"at its most divisive, injurious, and retrograde"?
Context:
Even the most progressive faiths lend tacit support to the religious divisions in our world. In Letter to a Christian Nation, however, I engage Christianity at its most divisive, injurious, and retrograde. In this, liberals, moderates, and nonbelievers can recognize a common cause.
I don't think adjectives can be used as nouns, exactly. Instead, we have to consider that some noun was elided. "Christianity at it's most divisive, injurious, and retrograde (state/level)."
Where has FBM been? How intelligent s/he is.
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:Where has FBM been? How intelligent s/he is.
Maybe. S/he used a wrong apostrophe:
Quote:Christianity at it's most divisive
@contrex,
Nah. We don't get rid of people for bad punctuation.
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