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The First Amendment protects the free exercise of both Islam and Christianity. (As long as that exercise does not violate any civil laws, of course.)
IOW. Your constitution is poorly written.
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DL
The First Amendment protects the free exercise of both Islam and Christianity. (As long as that exercise does not violate any civil laws, of course.)
If I am not mistaken, the Quran in itself is not the main problem, it is more to do with the other religious texts such as the "Haddiths"
Can you give any actual examples (passages from the bible, for example)? Preferably new-testament, given the OT is "satisfied" by Christs death?
Do you respect the US Constitution?
Your statement, then, isn't that "Islam" is immoral... but that ALL religion is immoral...
The US Constitution specifically may not promote ideology. Why don't you read it sometimes?
Are you a "Christian" because you can hide behind it and not be bothered to think rationally? You're a troll.
The US Constitution supports slavery. Thus, using your logic, if you support the US Constitution, you support slavery.What does that have to do with this discussion?
The US Constitution supports slavery. Thus, using your logic, if you support the US Constitution, you support slavery.
Why do you support slavery?
Article 4, section 2. Escaped slaves must be returned to a state if they make it into another state. Do you follow that?Show where it supports slavery
Article 4, section 2. Escaped slaves must be returned to a state if they make it into another state. Do you follow that?
Do you think that anyone who follows the US Constitution therefore supports slavery? After all, many white supremacist groups quote that very section to justify their claims of their own supremacy over blacks.I am not an American.
The US Constitution supports slavery. Thus, using your logic, if you support the US Constitution, you support slavery.
Why do you support slavery?
For most people, yes. White supremacists - not so much.It did, but the 13th amendment fixed that, didn't it?
Do you think that anyone who follows the US Constitution therefore supports slavery? After all, many white supremacist groups quote that very section to justify their claims of their own supremacy over blacks.
It did, but the 13th amendment fixed that, didn't it?
The 1st Council of Nicaea abolished some of the books in the "bible", too. Does that not figure into your rants, DL?
Christ's death?
Is God not eternal?
To your deflection.
Are you saying that Jesus did not advocate as I showed?
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DL
Funny, you argue initially "declare war against this immoral ideology" and to transform the already corrupted de Hague court into some openly progandistic Volksgerichtshof or so (the point of a court is organized violence - to imprison people - don't forget about this).How does educating the public about the levels of morality of the various religions make anything worse?
Are there other areas of thought that you think humanity should deny itself the truth?
It is likely then that slavery is a part of the U.S. mentality.
We, the collective of the free world, must move the war to one of words that judge the ideologies for their moral worth, and seek to live by the best one. That verdict will determine the will of the free world as to which direction we free people wish the world to evolve to; in terms of the limits of freedom and the duty of free people.