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| Opposed to (or rather, seemingly opposed to) these and other voices
of the war chorus are the accommodationists, all of whom seem to be
pretty much in general agreement that the solution to the
Israel-Lebanon-Hamas-Hezbollah-Syria-Iran crisis must be an
international one, involving a parley among all of the above-mentioned
parties plus the United States, the UN, the EU, Russia, and China. They would argue instead for an accommodationist position
allowing for government acknowledgement, endorsement, and support of
religion on a nonpreferential basis as consistent with the Baptist
tradition. I don't think that those of us who fear the
commodification of human life would be accommodationist to support
federal and international funding of stem-cell research, since this
would ensure a degree of monitoring. |
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