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The neoconservatives and the right-wing Israeli government have clearly stated their plans to overthrow Muslim governments throughout the region and to deracinate Islam. Hence, in focusing upon that most horrific of symbols, the cross of Christ, with all the cultural stigmatism of shame it entails, Paul makes a deliberate effort to deracinate social norms and to present a new and radical paradigm for life as a Christ-follower. Despite decisions to deracinate the No message, race remained the focus of most public discussion about Prop. |
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