I'm losing my patience for muslims and religious people in general to be honest.For someone who prides themselves on being educated and knowledgeable, this comment is very "interesting" from you @Napoleon![]()
Being a muslim is a choice.
I'm losing my patience for muslims and religious people in general to be honest.For someone who prides themselves on being educated and knowledgeable, this comment is very "interesting" from you @Napoleon![]()
I'm losing my patience for muslims and religious people in general to be honest.
Being a muslim is a choice.
Bigots? Whats bigoted about my stance?Funny. I'm losing my patience for bigots.
Bigots? Whats bigoted about my stance?
Religious moderates hate looking in the mirror and I'm tired of having to tolerate their lies.
You're happy when people aren't taking their religions seriously. How is that even remotely reasonable?
Yes.So, you're saying that all individuals who follow a religion are doing it poorly if they're not abusing people or infringing upon others rights while on the other hand secular people who tolerate religion are damaging all of society by allowing them to continue to exist?
All religions are predicated on aspects of evangelism and conversion. Those who claim to not care are blatantly lying.What lies are religious people who aren't violently attacking others telling? How is a Buddhist, a Hindu, a Sufi Muslim etc lying to us?
Sure. Reluctantly however.If you truly believe in liberalism (as I expect you do from your previous posts), you would allow a space in the private sphere for people to worship however they choose.
This is an argument predicated on theoryOh boy. You must be fun at parties.
Yes.
Remember. Religious moderates don't take their religion that seriously. DO these people want medals for NOT killing infidels? What does that say about the religion?
All religions are predicated on aspects of evangelism and conversion. Those who claim to not care are blatantly lying.
Sure. Reluctantly however.
This is an argument predicated on theory
i want to move to canada

It does.1. Your statement on all religious people wanting to kill non-believers is predicated on the belief that all religious state this in their texts.
I don't care about cultural context. Its in the book. YOU don't get to proclaim the infallibility of a book that condones such behavior.Even if you divorce this from the cultural context of 12th century BC Palestine or 7th Century AD Arabia, this is untrue for all faiths. In the present day, has the Pope Francis recently called for the mass-murder of any religious sects?
Except, its not. Present history in all religions around the world demonstrate this.Your claims insist that all religious faiths now are designed to do this. This is again false.
False.2. On religions being all about spreading the faith, not too many Jews or Hindus seem keen on spreading their religions. Again, this is false.
fukk accountability for voluntary associations, right?* All of your argumentations are baseless generalizations.

Joy? You mean the selective interpretation of a book that also validated the very sorrow you want acknowledged?If you really are "black", you'd know that religion is a social tool and that tool has caused much sorrow for people, but also great joy for others people during times of hardship such as African-Americans.
For someone who prides themselves on being educated and knowledgeable, this comment is very "interesting" from you @Napoleon![]()
). He capes for gay rights but can't see how they're probably bigger white supremacists than straight white people.who would allah really be happiest with, thoSo, you're saying that all individuals who follow a religion are doing it poorly if they're not abusing people or infringing upon others rights while on the other hand secular people who tolerate religion are damaging all of society by allowing them to continue to exist?
What lies are religious people who aren't violently attacking others telling? How is a Buddhist, a Hindu, a Sufi Muslim etc lying to us?
If you truly believe in liberalism (as I expect you do from your previous posts), you would allow a space in the private sphere for people to worship however they choose.
Oh boy. You must be fun at parties.

)It does.
I don't care about cultural context. Its in the book. YOU don't get to proclaim the infallibility of a book that condones such behavior.
Except, its not. Present history in all religions around the world demonstrate this.
False.
Hindus are known for their evangelism. Judaism as well. Inclusion and expansion are very much the goals
fukk accountability for voluntary associations, right?
Joy? You mean the selective interpretation of a book that also validated the very sorrow you want acknowledged?
Stop contradicting yourself. This is getting embarrassing.
" - We can hold individuals responsible who claims they're representing a religious faith. Hard to do that with a religion because of a myriad of interpretation. Aka, nuance.