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**ulnanVti** · 12-23-2007, 11:51 PM

Originally posted by Proteus_MST

I would say that christian fundamentalism is more widespread in the USA than in GB (or most other european countries). So certain important differences exist.

Although the muslim subcultures in both countries might be similar. Especially considering the high number of atheists & agnostics and the general drive for secularism, coupled with bad historical experience regarding religion on this side of the pond.

Proteus the muslim subcultures are most likley quite different because of the fact that European society is not the melting pot of the US, plus the fact that the European one is larger by a considerable margin.

12-23-2007, 11:51 PM	#30
ulnanVti Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 564 Senior Member	Originally posted by Proteus_MST I would say that christian fundamentalism is more widespread in the USA than in GB (or most other european countries). So certain important differences exist. Although the muslim subcultures in both countries might be similar. Especially considering the high number of atheists & agnostics and the general drive for secularism, coupled with bad historical experience regarding religion on this side of the pond. Proteus the muslim subcultures are most likley quite different because of the fact that European society is not the melting pot of the US, plus the fact that the European one is larger by a considerable margin.
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