Posts Tagged ‘Lebanon’
Aug 7 2009  |
By David Briggs
Tags: ARDA, Buddhist, Christian, Christianity, diversity, Hindu, India, Indonesia, Lebanon, Muslim, Nigeria, pluralism, United States
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Forgive President Obama his misstatement that America has one of the world’s largest populations of Muslims. He was only reflecting a larger lack of knowledge of world religion that has allowed some in the fields of religion, academics and the media to promote the ethnocentric idea that the United States is the most religiously diverse nation in the world. The problem is, like many other claims of American triumphalism from the left or the right, it is just not true.
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