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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. The very Catholics who asserted a distinctive Catholic vision
therefore become the accommodationists that destroy the ghetto walls. Thus the
assumption that black Baptists must be accommodationists or that
something inherent to black Baptist life insured the conservatism of its
members must be discarded. |
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