Mooslims allowed to practice religion in TN!

#76
#76
Sure you do. So you are familiar with and ok with the violence promoted in the name of their "religion"?

I am familiar with the litany of links to verses taken out of context or cherry picked in order to justify bigotry that I am sure to be provided with, yes. I am sure you have a copy of the Qu'ran handy right now though and have studied it thoroughly, just like every other expert on Islam in this forum.
 
#78
#78
so what's the point of requesting they answer questions if there's nothing illegal about their project? Are the same inquiries made about other churches/synagogues building in the area? If not the it all comes down to the fact that this is done because they are Muslim.

Does something that raises a concern have to be deemed illegal before it is appropriate to ask questions? Besides, since we are so concerned with legality, is it illegal to ask questions and push for answers as members of a community? And to say that it is "because they are muslim" is an extreme oversimplification of the motives behind such inquiries. It is like somebody accusing me of being a racist if I lock the doors of my car while driving down Magnolia. I think such an action would be justified based on the history of violent crime in that area, not because I am afraid of black people.
 
#79
#79
:hi:By the way, just so there is some semblence of accuracy somewhere on this page, ONE member of the ICM was reported to have posted pictures of Hamas leaders and guns, etc. on his myspace page. gs and 615 neglected to mention that the member, Mossad Rowash, was also suspended from the board at the ICM following the accusations of Hamas support coming to light

How long he stay suspended bro?
 
#80
#80
I am familiar with the litany of links to verses taken out of context or cherry picked in order to justify bigotry that I am sure to be provided with, yes. I am sure you have a copy of the Qu'ran handy right now though and have studied it thoroughly, just like every other expert on Islam in this forum.

Taken out of context, are you kidding me? The message is very clear. But I would not expect anything else from you.
 
#81
#81
Do you know what's in the Quran? I doubt it. They promote violence in the name of their "religion"

I get what you're saying that Christian terrorism doesn't seem to be as big a problem in this country or around the world for that matter (although there are things like Serbian nationalism in the 90s which was closely allied to Serbian Christianity, or even the Norway shooter, Anders Breivik); however, Christians pointing to the Koran for the "Aha...gotcha" moment is a bit off base. I've read a few books in my time, and still, the Bible is one of the most violent (if not the most violent) books I've ever read, many of those acts of violence justified by God, at least the authors claim.

Anyhow, I don't want to divert this thread into a discussion on the Bible vs. the Koran.
 
#88
#88
I guess I'll weigh in here by presenting several questions:

1) Generally, is a nation "stronger" with a diversity of cultures or "weaker" with a diversity of cultures?

2) How important are "inalienable rights" (life, liberty, pursuit of happiness) compared to rights set forth in the Bill of Rights - such as freedom of speech and religion?

3) At what point must the rights of one group be subordinate to the rights of another group?

Go at it.
 
#90
#90
When people who attend churches and/or synagogues start flying planes into our buildings and killing thousands of Americans in the name of their god then I will say there should be inquiries.

So you're telling us that all it takes to convince your devastatingly simple mind is a mass murderer endorsing (insert faith here)?

I figured as much.
 
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#91
#91
If this is the case...



...then actions of a person should only matter; irrelevant of their "religion".

You could have a point. But when large swaths of a religion condone said actions, then that is the religion on display.i would think there are entire countries or large cultures that follow religious doctrine rather strictly. That is not an action of one. That is the religion.
 
#92
#92
You could have a point. But when large swaths of a religion condone said actions, then that is the religion on display.i would think there are entire countries or large cultures that follow religious doctrine rather strictly. That is not an action of one. That is the religion.

I would argue that it is more of a social-economic basis which inevitably leads to political unification. Religion is a way to justify their actions on a metaphysical scale.
 
#93
#93
You could have a point. But when large swaths of a religion condone said actions, then that is the religion on display.i would think there are entire countries or large cultures that follow religious doctrine rather strictly. That is not an action of one. That is the religion.

Fne, then Christianity is a bigoted religion.
 
#94
#94
So you're telling us that all it takes to convince your devastatingly simple mind is a mass murderer endorsing (insert faith here)?

I figured as much.

We are two days removed from one of the worst single gunman mass murders in history. Anyone want to guess what His religion was?
 
#98
#98
We are two days removed from one of the worst single gunman mass murders in history. Anyone want to guess what His religion was?

Did it come out that he did this mass murder in the name of Christ? And did the leaders in the Christian community stay silent while this man murdered in the name of Christ?
 
Emainvol throwing a fit my five year old son would be proud of. Get down with your bad self.
 

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