Islam, is it a religion of peace or war?

#1,402
#1,402
  • Like
Reactions: Purple Tiger
#1,404
#1,404
Wafflestomper said:
I'm not inclined to think that moral facts do exist, but I'm not very committed to that belief.

You'll have to expand on what you mean by arbitrary and why you think it's important.
Click to expand...
As you mentioned, you donโ€™t have to be committed to a view to understand it. Assuming that belief, whatโ€™s the best example.
 
#1,406
#1,406
Roustabout said:
As you mentioned, you donโ€™t have to be committed to a view to understand it. Assuming that belief, whatโ€™s the best example.
Click to expand...

I'm not sure what you're asking for but I'm going to assume you're wanting me to provide you with an example of a moral framework that does affirm the existence of moral facts without invoking God. In that case, probably some form of deontological ethics.
 
#1,407
#1,407
Purple Tiger said:
If PhDs are so readily available, do you have one? And if you think the PhDs in Catholic Theological Schools are easily come by, you are dead wrong. A friend of mine just graduated with his PhD from Saint Louis University (Jesuit school) and his program was rigorous.
Click to expand...
What is a PhD good for... really? I was thinking that after I quit flying to go back and get a PhD in architecture, but then I wondered what the value would really be. Of course to me it wouldn't be financially beneficial, but I think the 'value' in a PhD is the research for the thesis and then being published. So I though, why bother? Just write a book.
 
#1,408
#1,408
Purple Tiger said:
News flash: Ted Bundy became a Christian in 1975.
Click to expand...
And like this, there was a newflash. Im just showing a story, raising awareness where otherwise none would be.
 
#1,411
#1,411
Purple Tiger said:
So was I. So Muslims and Christians can brutally rape people. Did you learn anything?
Click to expand...
Yeah. I learned some people dont like it when you share news stories.
 
#1,412
#1,412
 
#1,413
#1,413
  • Like
Reactions: lukeneyland
#1,417
#1,417
#1,420
#1,420
French Magazine Charlie Hebdo Republishes Prophet Muhammad Cartoons Ahead Of Trial For 2015 Islamist Attack

GettyImages-1228299652-scaled-e1598994442877.jpg


French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has republished cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad ahead of the trial of the 14 people accused of helping to carry out the Islamist attack in January 2015, numerous sources reported.

The 12 original cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad include Muhammad wearing a bomb instead of a turban, and the French headline reads โ€œTout รงa pour รงa,โ€ which means โ€œAll of that for this,โ€ the BBC reported.

Numรฉro spรฉcial : Tout รงa pour รงa.

A Danish magazine first published the cartoons of Muhammad in 2005. A year later, Charlie Hebdo reprinted the cartoons, sparking anger among many Muslims for blasphemy.

Brothers Chรฉrif and Said Kouachi attacked the magazineโ€™s offices in Paris on Jan. 7, 2015 with grenades and submachine guns, killing 12 people. When the attackers left the scene, they shouted that they had โ€œavenged the Prophet,โ€ according to NPR.

Cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad made Charlie Hebdo a target for attacks in the past as well, leading to death threats against the editorial team and a petrol bomb attack on its officers in 2011, the BBC reported. (RELATED: Charlie Hebdo Releases New Magazine Cover After Paris Attacks)

โ€œWe will never give up,โ€ wrote publishing director Laurent โ€œRissโ€ Sourisseau, who was wounded in the attack, according to NPR. โ€œThe hatred that struck us is still there and, since 2015, it has taken the time to mutate, to change its appearance, to go unnoticed and to quietly continue its ruthless crusade.โ€

French Magazine Charlie Hebdo Republishes Prophet Muhammad Cartoons Ahead Of Trial For 2015 Islamist Attack
 
#1,422
#1,422
 
#1,424
#1,424
adfOa1Ky.jpeg
 
New posts
You must log in or register to reply here.

VN Store



Back
Top