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Islam: The Next American Religion?
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Wolfe, Michael
Arab American News
06-15-2001
ISLAM: THE NEXT AMERICAN RELIGION?
BY MICHAEL WOLFE
The U.S. began as a haven for Christian outcasts. But what religion fits
our current zeitgeist? The answer may be Islam.
Americans tend to think of their country as, at the very least, a nominally
Christian nation. Didn't the Pilgrims come here for freedom to practice
their Christian religion? Don't Christian values of righteousness under
God, and freedom, reinforce America's democratic, capitalist ideals?
True enough. But there's a new religion on the block now, one that fits the
current zeitgeist ...
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