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radical (Extreme), adjective absolute, altogether, comprehensive, entire, exhaustive, intensive, maximal, plenary, sweeping, thorough, thoroughgoing, total, whole radical (Favoring drastic change), adjective advocattng change, fanatical, freethinking, iconoclastic, insurgent, insurrectionary, militant, mutinous, progressive, rebellious, recusant, revolutionary, ultraist, uncompromising See also: demagogue, drastic, extreme, fanatical, insurgent, malcontent, outrageous, total, unusual, vital How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Instead, Appleby says, the church needs to talk about the counter-cultural nature of religious faith--the radicalness, in a consumer-driven culture, of loving our neighbor and believing in something beyond ourselves. and I don't believe that the content and radicalness of a biennial is defined only by its title. But in this child born 2,000 years ago they find solace, pride, the radicalness of God's esteem for them, and a wild madness that gives them hope not only for the future but, in the midst of persecution and pain, for the present. |
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