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What? Me worry?
I admit, I was hoping for a less violent solution.
What's good for the goose thingy...
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I admit, I was hoping for a less violent solution.
Imagine how I'd fare in a Sharia court?
My views on the ROP (Religion Of Peace) could offend.
Okay, I agree, this was quite a drastic solution.I admit, I was hoping for a less violent solution.
I think blasphemy laws stem from a fear that an offended deity will punish not only the individual that personally offended the deity, but the community that allows it to happen so by punishing the offender, the community was spared the wrath of the deity - the deity is definitely viewed as able and willing to defend themselves. So it's actually the exact opposite of what you said. Such a concept was common around the world long before the Abrahamic religions and long after.
I'm just looking at the roots of this sort of thing. Superstition is common around the world.That hardly fits the fact that the call Allah the "Merciful"
Nor do they suggest that Allah punishes others for an individuals sins.
That seems right, there was a lot of superstition, and big institutions like Christianity and Islam, both being exclusive religions, misused that fear.I think blasphemy laws stem from a fear that an offended deity will punish not only the individual that personally offended the deity, but the community that allows it to happen so by punishing the offender, the community was spared the wrath of the deity - the deity is definitely viewed as able and willing to defend themselves. So it's actually the exact opposite of what you said. Such a concept was common around the world long before the Abrahamic religions and long after.
Yes, the Arabic word for "Satan" translates as my photo.If I'm not mistaken, Mohammad mention you personally in the Quran....
I knew it!Yes, the Arabic word for "Satan" translates as my photo.
well ....no
Yahaya Sharif-Aminu is a Muslim singer from Kano, Nigeria. After singing a song deemed offensive and blasphemous to Muhammad, Yahaya was sentenced to death by a Sharia court for violating Islamic blasphemy laws. DO you agree that this is an extreme punishment for exercising freedom of speech?
Exile him to RF.well ....no
exile the guy
bound to be some place on this earth for him
hmmmm......Exile him to RF.
Actually, the Biblcal God never called for capital punishment/ prison sentences for insulting a prophet.Those Abrahamic gods seem to be such fragile snowflakes, poor babies.
Yahaya Sharif-Aminu is a Muslim singer from Kano, Nigeria. After singing a song deemed offensive and blasphemous to Muhammad, Yahaya was sentenced to death by a Sharia court for violating Islamic blasphemy laws. DO you agree that this is an extreme punishment for exercising freedom of speech?
Blasphemy laws are the ultimate demonstration that you think God can't look after [him]self.
Yahaya Sharif-Aminu is a Muslim singer from Kano, Nigeria. After singing a song deemed offensive and blasphemous to Muhammad, Yahaya was sentenced to death by a Sharia court for violating Islamic blasphemy laws. DO you agree that this is an extreme punishment for exercising freedom of speech?
Only for not observing the Sabbath, cursing your parents, anal intercourse with a male, and a few things like that.Actually, the Biblcal God never called for capital punishment/ prison sentences for insulting a prophet.
That's Islam.
never death penalty or prison sentences. Feel free to prove me wrong.Only for not observing the Sabbath
never death penalty or prison sentences.cursing your parents, anal intercourse with a male, and a few things like that.
Eliah - not God - called for that, 2 Kings 2:24. Keep in mind that immediately before, Eliah saved many children's lives, too. 2 Kings 2:22.the boys who were rude to Elisha were murdered by a bear pair that God sent for exactly that purpose.
Happy to oblige:never death penalty or prison sentences. Feel free to prove me wrong.
Exodus 21:17never death penalty or prison sentences.
2Kings 2:22Eliah - not God - called for that, 2 Kings 2:24. Keep in mind that immediately before, Eliah saved many children's lives, too. 2 Kings 2:22.
Here it's best to look at the entire story to get a wider picture of the scene.