3) Although each of the violent religious movements around the world has its own distinctive culture and history, they have the following in common regarding their attitudes towards religion in society:
1.They reject the compromises with liberal values and secular institutions that most mainstream religion has made.
2.Radical religious movements refuse to observe the boundaries that secular society has set around religion.
3.These movements try to create a new form of religiosity that rejects what they regard as weak modern substitutes for the more vibrant and demanding forms of religion that they imagine to be essential to their religion's origins.
4.They find religion as a vehicle in promoting love and faith
Except: They find religion as a vehicle in promoting love and faith