Hi, Firestorm,

At 02:27 AM 9/7/2005, you wrote:
>> so, of what use is a sociologic rule that ends up miming the identity 
>> principle of multiplying by one?<<

Utilitarianism depend on the perspective of the observer. My *assumption* would 
be that typical members of a majority organization within a religious category 
could be expected to find a broad view of religious identity to be threatening, 
while members of minority organizations in that same category would generally 
welcome it.

Via moderna, Mark A. Foster . http://markfoster.net
... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be called 
a universal. - Wm. of Ockham, Summa Logicae, part I
Structurization Tech: http://tech.structurization.com 



 
 
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