Hi Smart_Guy,
I might be misunderstanding, but it seems like your argument is:
- we can credit Islam when it's good stuff
- we should blame people when it's bad stuff
Some people would call this playing tennis without the net.
Playing tennis without the net would be much easier
Well, if both sides are of the same species; i.e. both are humans and not one of them is a religion.
But anyways, in this context I'm not saying not to blame Islam. Our topic is about the uneducated people that can't read properly to understand it. If we wanna blame religion, we can at least do it judging the people that at least very well educated in it. That's only going along with the OP's argument.
I don't get why you cannot see the required fanaticism of your literal religion.
Any literal interpretation of mythology turns humans away from reality, agreed?
And I don't get why you accuse others with fanaticism while you over generalize fundamentalism and fanaticism to a whole huge group; i.e. you say ALL Muslims, 100% of them, are fanatics and fundamentalists. Isn't that fundamentalism and fanaticism?
And yes I agree, any literal interpretation of "mythology" does indeed turn humans away from reality.
No real answer, just more of this from you that is not substantiated
Answer to what? Could you please repeat the question?
I mean, anyone can skip a full post, quoting only a not so important small part of it, ignoring the important parts, and confuse things later on saying there was no real answer somewhere else!
And we all know it does.
It is like saying our Christian YEC denounce education and science and evolution, because its the kind of people they are
Its not, they are factually like that because of religion and religion alone.
islam, will never fix itself unless it can stop the required fundamentalism and fanaticism [and that means stop reading it literally and accept the mythology for what it is]
You quoted only "does not necessarily reflect Islam" which is completely misleading to the readers (you did it again). They are probably thinking "what does?".
I cannot see how your example above is related to our discussion! But are you saying that "your" Christian YEC, as you call it not me, perfectly reflect Christianity? I know they don't, what do you say?