1) A form of public discourse that fuses religious language with popular opinion, leading to confusion between religious and political speech in the public square.
2) The damage that occurs to a religious tradition or to public discourse over policy when the two are fused.
2) The damage that occurs to a religious tradition or to public discourse over policy when the two are fused.
1) The baseball commentator committed demoligion when he covered the time-out with a religious rant about men's God-given authority over women.
2) The outrage over the building of a mosque neglected the Bill of Rights and the doctrines of tawhid and human solidarity, causing demoligion of civil discourse and public perceptions of Islam and Christianity.
2) The outrage over the building of a mosque neglected the Bill of Rights and the doctrines of tawhid and human solidarity, causing demoligion of civil discourse and public perceptions of Islam and Christianity.
by Pedasophia November 30, 2011