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Eve, Oh Eve

 

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I Say, Three Cheers For Ayaan  [Review of "The Caged Virgin" by Ayan Hirsi Ali]  [19 Aug, 2006]

I have no connection with any god, religion or sect  [19 Feb, 2006]

Religion is the Best Way to fool the poor  [27 Aug, 2002]

No Progress with Secular Society  [June, 2000]

A Disobedient Woman  [April, 1997]




Taslima, a physician, a writer, a radical feminist, human rights activist and a secular humanist.



'Humankind is facing an uncertain future. The probability of new kinds of rivalry and conflict looms large. In particular, the conflict is between two different ideas, secularism and fundamentalism. I don't agree with those who think the conflict is between two religions, namely Christianity and Islam, or Judaism and Islam. After all there are fundamentalists in every religious community. I don't agree with those people who think that the crusades of the Middle Ages are going to be repeated soon. Nor do I think that this is a conflict between the East and the West. To me, this conflict is basically between modern, rational, logical thinking and irrational, blind faith. To me, this is a conflict between modernity and anti-modernism. While some strive to go forward, others strive to go backward. It is a conflict between the future and the past, between innovation and tradition, between those who value freedom and those who do not.'
 

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