One may very well say that radical anti-abortionists, to take one example, are "moral radicals," but that's not what you recommend, is it? What "moral radicalism" is, whether "moral radicalism" is a good thing, etc. are debatable. As a term, it reminds me of the Women's Christian Temperance Union & the Social Purity Movement. Sounds like a mixed bag, with a likelihood that negatives will overwhelm positives in the end. -- Yoshie
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