What are non oppressive examples of theocracy?
Why are people so afraid of Islam?
- Thread starter GilSho
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What are non oppressive examples of theocracy?
I don't see what the issue is here.
You talk about islam and they move the discussion to Israel or the USA or aliens.
Then you talk about the Quran then they talk about real and justified faith and context and historical uses.
They're just all fukking liars and I have no patience for them.
Whats worse is that they use the same fukking tricks in every argument/thread.
Ask for impossible examples, brehs
With me there is none, I was merely answering the OP and providing more context.
Truly, there are none. Kingdoms operate under the belief that the monarch is somehow a descendant of God or divinely ordained by God. In order to solidify that, claim the manifest destiny often comes into play "God wills It" if you will. Very few monarchies or empires haven't slaughtered hundreds thousands of people in the name of a god or king.
Prove my point about theocracies, brehsGet Checkmated Brehs
Basically.
hell, the UK is TECHNICALLY on paper a theocracy in the eyes of the anglican church.
Do you realize what that is saying? it says that a Christian recognized the Prophet Muhammad as being the one mentioned in the gospels. thats all that says.
good luck breh
The UK is one of the worst offenders along with the Kingdom of Spain. Not only did they run through the west with impunity, they "civilized" the natives and eradicated entire peoples with the notion that God owed them the land. India, Australia, the Americas, Africa...all places that were devistated by English manifest destiny
ExactlyDo you realize what that is saying? it says that a Christian recognized the Prophet Muhammad as being the one mentioned in the gospels. thats all that says.
good luck breh
fukk off and go start your caliphate in hell
OK...but this is 2014...its not 1945 man.
We can't keep going back in time and pointing fingers.
I'm talking about RIGHT NOW.
Beat me to it
I thought you were muslimProbably because most muslims aren't cacs.
Personally I have no problem with muslims. My ex was muslim and all the muslims I met were good people
Prove my point about theocracies, brehs
So, basically your point about 1919 was irrelevant and ridiculous.
Doesn't matter anyway... You may just be blowing hot air
on a dikk
The second-largest religion in the world after Christianity, Islam is also the fastest-growing religion. In the United States, for example, nearly 80 percent of the more than 1,200 mosques have been built in the past 12 years.
Some scholars see an emerging Muslim renaissance as Islam takes root in many traditionally Christian communities.
Islam has drawn converts from all walks of life, most notably African-Americans. Former NAACP President Benjamin Chavis, who joined the Nation of Islam recently, personifies the trend.
But most scholars argue that the extremists are a very small minority and that most Muslims adhere to principles in the Koran that teach peace and tolerance.
"The Islamic world is like any other society we have known in history," said Kazziha. "You might say it has the good, the bad and the ugly."
Founded in 622 A.D., Islam is among the newer major religions. But to the non-Muslim world, it sometimes appears inflexible. Clashes between Islamic tradition and Western influence are sweeping the globe.
why do I care that quo just copied and pasted all this irrelevant bullshyt?So, basically your point about 1919 was irrelevant and ridiculous.
Doesn't matter anyway... You may just be blowing hot air
on a dikk
The second-largest religion in the world after Christianity, Islam is also the fastest-growing religion. In the United States, for example, nearly 80 percent of the more than 1,200 mosques have been built in the past 12 years.
Some scholars see an emerging Muslim renaissance as Islam takes root in many traditionally Christian communities.
Islam has drawn converts from all walks of life, most notably African-Americans. Former NAACP President Benjamin Chavis, who joined the Nation of Islam recently, personifies the trend.
But most scholars argue that the extremists are a very small minority and that most Muslims adhere to principles in the Koran that teach peace and tolerance.
"The Islamic world is like any other society we have known in history," said Kazziha. "You might say it has the good, the bad and the ugly."
Founded in 622 A.D., Islam is among the newer major religions. But to the non-Muslim world, it sometimes appears inflexible. Clashes between Islamic tradition and Western influence are sweeping the globe.