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D'Souza's attempt to explain how Osama bin Laden is understood from the inside, by believing Muslims, is akin to "the Stalinist apologetics of the popular front period," and exhibits "a soft spot for radical evil. Tamir described the boycott as "tremendously dangerous," and, unsurprisingly, insinuated that pro-boycott apologetics deployed anti-Semitic arguments: "Some of the language used to justify the boycott seems to be over and above what is reasonable political criticism," she said. Lewis was the most influential Christian apologist of the 20th century, and Christian apologetics began on that starry Bethlehem night when shepherds abiding in the fields and keeping watch over their flocks by night discovered that the glory of the Lord was shining round about them, and heard the voice of an angel proclaim: "Unto you is born this day in the City of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. |
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