Original sentence: Charles Selengut, in his book Sacred Fury: Understanding Religious Violence, said:.Christian extremists in Sri Lanka are destroying religious harmony in order to claim Christianity as the sole religion in Sri Lanka.During the 19th century, most Christian nations have adopted the principle of separation between church and state.However, this is not so in most modern Muslim countries (except, for example, Turkey under Ataturk.In Sri Lanka today, Christian militants are going house to house in an attempt to convert everyone to Christianity and are using whatever means necessary.Meriedith De Silva also published an article "Christian Fanaticism in Sri Lanka" which explained how Christian extremists are taking over Sri Lanka.Native priests were killed, temples looted and destroyed, all in the name of Jesus.Religious fanaticism is since an internal problem of the Christian churches or merely a personal (psychological) problem.She explained how Christianity made a violent introduction in Sri Lanka almost 500 years ago.Those who refused to convert religion were harassed or even killed.Unlike Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism, Christianity arrived in Sri Lanka using force
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