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A religious fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces religious beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution. |
A religious fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces religious beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution. |
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A ethnic fanatic is a person who coerces another ethnic group by unlawful means. |
A ethnic fanatic is a person who coerces another ethnic group by unlawful means. |
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A cultural fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces their cultural beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution. |
A cultural fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces their cultural beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution. |
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Latest revision as of 15:26, 26 August 2013
A fanatic is a person who uses coercion in order to force another person or institution to conform to his creed or give up possessions or rights that oppose this creed.
Types of fanatics
Religious fanatics
A religious fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces religious beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution.
Ethnic fanatics
A ethnic fanatic is a person who coerces another ethnic group by unlawful means.
Cultural fanatics
A cultural fanatic is a person who, through use of unlawful coercion, forces their cultural beliefs and/or their consequences upon another person or institution.
