Actually the term "true believer" has a specific definition; this is not a particularly good definition, but it's all I saw from web search:
"true believer
NOUN: One who is deeply, sometimes fanatically devoted to a cause, organization, or person: “a band of true believers bonded together against all those who did not agree with them†(Theodore Draper). "
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/entries/71/t0387100.html
It would probably better to define it as 1) One who deeply believes in a faith. 2) One who is fanatically devoted to a cause, organization, or person; a zealot.
Bowser was using the meaning of the second definition.
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A true believer
The whole thread (15 posts)
- "Do fundamentalist Muslims pose a threat to the United States?"
- The difference between "radical" and "fundamentalist"
- Do fundalmentalist Christians pose a threat to the world? (n/t)
- ......crickets chirping...
- Shall we tally up radical Muslim actions in the last few decades with acts of terror perfomed in the name of Christ? (n/t)
- How many Americans have Muslims killed, and how many Muslims has GWB killed?
