Religious Fanaticism

The irony of Molly's social problem will analyze the most prominent goddess creatures and freedom that has ever been from a man living as a male, or rather a physical devil, his devil In general thought, a god of piousness and hatred There is a drama [Tartuffe] ... He should be hurt for this sacred act ... as a prelude to the fire of hell, the fire burned in that pillar. Pierre Roulle (1664) Moliere sent a controversial life.

Tragic fanaticism or the Prophet Muhammad (French: Le fanatisme, or Mahomet le Prophete) was written by Voltaire in 1736. The play is a study of religious fanatics and selfish manipulation. Muhammad's role ordered the murder of his critic. Voltaire expressed the play as "founder of anti-counterfeiting and barbaricism". In his play, Muhammad says, "Whatever kind of trick can be invented, this is the most brutal thing, and it is not the most terrible thing that fanatic can do. Then, after judging that "he is somewhat dirtier than Muhammad actually," Voltaire claimed that Muhammad stole the idea of ​​an angel called Zoroastan. Women, they are often called "magicians". Voltaire continued to talk about Islam and said:

Wieland's obvious theme is criticism of religious fanatics. Theodore and his father's religious fanatics show the subjectivity of human experience. More importantly, it shows that "the kingdom is potentially corrupt, absolute godliness can corrupt." The Wieland family's terrorist incident came from a direct result of religious zeal, suggesting Brown does not like extreme religious feelings. Indeed, Wieland is often argued as an attack on Puritanism (which is often considered a historical allegory, even a person who explores the writing process).

Religious fanatics is a violent and irrational religious enthusiasm. Religious fanatics have kept their religious beliefs in Nigeria and thereby have shown an excessively irrational enthusiasm that it will be a destructive subject of religious disharmony in society (Balogun 1988: 23-30 ; Sulaiman 2014a: 6378). Christian and Muslim believers have both fanatical influences on either side, inviting intense confrontation. The traditional functions of press in any society are announcement, entertainment, and education. In any case, the media does not misunderstand, misunderstand and misunderstand people. Mass media practitioners should be warned with reports of subtle problems that can threaten the stability of society.