The Malta Independent 30 July 2026, Thursday
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Fundamentalists

Malta Independent Sunday, 20 October 2013, 08:00 Last update: about 13 years ago

Whilst we do not approve of fundamentalists that belong to other religions, we do practically nothing to curb fundamentalists of our own religion.

If we want a one-world culture to be established, we must be ready to curb our own fundamentalists. There should be a clear distinction between state and religion and political parties should be free from religious ties. Thus the name ‘Demo Christian party’ should be abolished, as should the names of parties with other religious affiliations, such as Muslim affiliations.

There should not be any religious-run schools and state schools should teach comparative religion and not any particular religion and Members of Parliament should be free from any religious ties.

The United Nations and the European Union should do their utmost to bring these changes into effect.

 

Josephine Gatt-Ciancio

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