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[[English language|English]] has the ability to borrow words from other languages integrate them into every day usage. Most of English is derived from other languages such as [[French]], [[German]], and [[Latin]]. However, many words also come from [[Arabic]]. Some Christians prefer not to use words that have a history rooted in a belief system so different from their own. <ref>http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/arizonans-arms-over-haboob-local-weather-reports-141147759.html</ref>
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[[English language|English]] has the ability to borrow words from other languages integrate them into every day usage. Most of English is derived from other languages such as [[French]], [[German]], and [[Latin]]. However, many words also come from [[Arabic]]. Some ill-informed Christians prefer not to use words that have a history rooted in Arabic<ref>http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/arizonans-arms-over-haboob-local-weather-reports-141147759.html</ref> even though Christianity has been present in Arabia far longer than in northern Europe (let alone North America) and Christians in Arab countries are coming under huge pressure from equally ill-informed Muslim fundamentalists.
     
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