Yep, there's no such thing as different interpretations in Islam. Kind of how that NEVER happens with Christianity and every other religion. Yes it happened to Buddhism as well.
If theres all these vast differences in interpretation why do all moslem countries treat women like shit and continue brutal practices? You failed to counter my point entirely. Where are these moslem nations that don't kill gays? Where are these moslem nations with equal rights for women? If Islam is
just like Christianity with all these different interpretations why are the laws in every islamic country barbaric as fuck?
True, but they also expanded it with fractions and the decimal point.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Golden_Age
http://islamichistory.org/islamic-golden-age/
Sadly, the rise of radicalism and fundamentalism ended that as the Muslim world became more rigidly Islamic. Too much religion is never good.
Yes, when the moslem world was the most secular it ever was (with many of the people on that list not actually being moslems) and with the help of having control over half of what used to be the Christian world and all the writings that were there through conquest they managed to have a Golden Age. How that someone justifies the modern actions of moslem countries, I dunno.
Ah, these sites look very reputable. Some really scholarly shit coming from "loonwatch" and a website dedicated to taking quotes out of context.
The point of Christ coming down to Earth was not to abolish the law as he says. It was to fulfill it which in the Christian religion he did by sacrificing himself and thus starting a new covenant. Now obviously if you want to you can try and find translation of the Bible that use words that sounds very striking out of context but when you actually read the full story and take the time to actually understand the meaning it becomes clear. In the Christian religion the laws of the Old Testament are invalided by Christ's sacrifice and the formation of the New Covenant. That's why you are no longer required to be a Jew either to go to Heaven.
Going by the first list, that's only 7 examples spread out since the early 80s. Meanwhile in just the past few months we've had multiple attacks and the worst terror attack ever on US soil committed by a moslem.
And the second and third both rely on the same information, that is not only 3 years behind, thus missing some of the biggest terrorist attacks in US history, but it also highlights another issue. Moslems make up only about 1% of the population, yet the worst terror attacks are caused by them.
Well, I'm still waiting.
Vergil, you are talking about literalism,
Which is what these people believe in. Strict and total adherence to the qu'ran
Muhammad rode a pegasus, Aisha was depicted as exceptional in every sense and I'm pretty sure her chronological age was more depicting her as a prodigy than a child or non-adult--otherwise we would have hadith endorsing sleeping with children. Do we?
Yes
http://www.usc.edu/org/cmje/religious-texts/hadith/bukhari/062-sbt.php#007.062.064
I would suggest doing research before speaking next time.
I think men who are so inclined indulge in fucking children whenever the circumstances are conducive to it, so war, destabilisation, periods of monarchical power, white vans. I'm not sure the Qur'an was a necessary innovation for this or even plays a meaningful role.
Complete conjecture and ignores the fact that Muhammed, who is supposed to be a prophet of allah and the perfect moslem is written very specifically as having married a 6 year old and then fucked her at 9. It obviously plays a pretty important role as child brides are still a thing in the Middle East meanwhile it's totally out of the question in the West.
And also considering you recently suggested that the key to stopping violence was the killing of all men makes me very unlikely to feel like responding to whatever you have to say in the future. If you wouldn't like me to ever take you seriously again, maybe include some actual sources in your posts next time, thanks.
EDIT: Also again, we're starting to debate the ancient roots and Islam and Christianity and the deeper meaning of religious texts. Not really all that pertinent to finding solutions to Europe's current Immigration problem.
