Hi

Just after posting my comment on Jim G's query, I received an
e-mail promoting the following site:

http://www.islamic-world.net

Have a look at the "Weekly Parenting Tips" which are described as
"These Weekly Parenting Tips are provided by Brother Muhammad
al'Mahdi, one of the world's most highly trained child/clinical
psychologists."  The first few appear sensible, but then one gets
into promotion of Islam, all presumably justified as enlightened
psychology.

Jim G. will also find lots of references to "Shaitan" there,
which suggests that his (Christian?) interest in Sin would be
shared with at least one other religious group.

Finally, with respect to religionists' use of "scientese", we get
the quite forthright statement below.  There is little doubt
about the relative priority of science, reason, and the revealed
word.

"We at Islamic-World.net often use the language of modern
scientific and logical discourse to explain and promote
traditional Islamic belief and practice. To those unfamiliar with
this use of language to further the cause of Islam please do not
be alarmed.  Although we use modern language and concepts in our
presentation of Islamic belief and practice we are not
Modernists. We support and work for a return to the traditional
beliefs, values and practices of Islam, based on the Qur'an and
the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), as the
only way to successfully bring about a spiritual revitalization
of the Muslim ummah, and to ultimately bring about a fully and
truly Islamic world."

There were links to comments about the War on Terror, but I
didn't have a look at those.

Best wishes
Jim

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James M. Clark                          (204) 786-9757
Department of Psychology                (204) 774-4134 Fax
University of Winnipeg                  4L05D
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Best wishes
Jim

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James M. Clark                          (204) 786-9757
Department of Psychology                (204) 774-4134 Fax
University of Winnipeg                  4L05D
Winnipeg, Manitoba  R3B 2E9             [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CANADA                                  http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~clark
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