Beheading has everything to do with this post. So does stoning, and whipping. And cutting off hands. And cutting off a clitoris. Crimes that justify these punishments? Adultery. Prostitution. Stealing. Homosexuality. Being born a woman. Fail to see the difference in that, and executing a mass murderer after a trial and appeal process?*Originally posted by: Sultan
Yes, I did notice that "we" do not burn prostitutes at the stake. This would mean "we" do not follow what our religion - what God has commanded us to do.Originally posted by: alchemize
Blah blah that's the typical islam defense quote trotted out. Ever notice it was from the Old Testament? It's full of stuff like that.Originally posted by: Sultan
Pray tell me what religion do you follow. Your racism and religious tolerance leaves much to be desired. Do you see the Muslims criticizing Christian revelations such as (just one example):Originally posted by: alchemize
Sorry, I was wrong. Your stoning and whipping laws are applied fairly and equally I'm sure. Thanks for clearing things up.Originally posted by: Sultan
If mention facts is akin to being a YAIA, then I suppose thats what I am doing. Your posts show how racist you are against a religion which has around 1/5ths of the World's population.Originally posted by: alchemize
Sharia dictates such things as a husbands word is worth 2x that of his wives. 3 witnesses required to overturn the word of the husband. Adultery is a stoneable offense (for women). Not the cause? It's cause they are poor and unedcuated? Oh you say MALE DOMINATED....why are they male dominated? Sharia...
Amazing how a post on this brings out the YAIA's (yet another islam apologist)
And by the way, Sharia does NOT dictate a husband's word is worth 2x than that of his wives. 3 witnesses are not required to overturn the word of the husband. If the husband accuses his wife (or vice versa) of infidelity (or any other thing) and she swears by the Quran four times she is innocent, then the matter is laid to rest and the Quran explicitly states that God will be the judge on the case.
And adultery is a stoneable offense for either a man or a woman. However, that is a debatable issue amongst Muslim scholars as the Quran states the adulteror or adulteress will be whipped 100 times if found guilty.
Sir, you are quite ignorant and your posts clearly show how racist and biased your mindset is.
I'm glad the decision between either stoning or whipping is a hotly contested punishment among Muslim scholars. True enlightenment is nigh.
Leviticus 21
9 " 'If a priest's daughter defiles herself by becoming a prostitute, she disgraces her father; she must be burned in the fire.
Ever notice that we don't burn prostitutes at the stake? (Or behead them like in many Islamic countries).
I'll become tolerant of the worlds backward religions when they become tolerant of the rest of the world. Not just islam...
Of course, what do I know. I'm an unbeliever, an infidel, and my life is worth less (if anything).
Beheading has nothing to do with this post. However, that is not practiced in many Islamic countries. And I fail to see the difference between beheading, hanging or death by lethal injection.
On the contrary, why dont you start being tolerant towards what you call "backward religions"? Maybe then they'll look at you as a role model and follow your example. The opinion of over 1 billion people on issues you state against your opinion... hmm...
The Islamic world doesn't need a western role model. It needs a revolution along the lines of Luther. A schism. A Ghandi. Someone to drag them out of the dark ages and into an age of reason and secularity. We already know money won't fix it. Violence won't either. I have serious doubts about democracy. I'm quite tolerant of those who practice Islam in a manner that doesn't involve the aforementioned. That don't believe the jews are the root of all evil. That don't believe women are subhuman, and that those who don't believe in islam must be subjugated or die. The problem with Islam is that these people are in the silent minority. You might even be in that minority, but instead of speaking out against the atrocities, the infestation of fundamentalism and corruption, the rights of women, instead you'd rather argue about how "not every country does it".
As you mentioned, while Islamic scholars are discussing whether or not someone should be stoned or whipped according to Sharia, Christian and (non-christian) scholars are discussing whether gay priests should be allowed, or gay marriages. Quite a bit at the other end of the spectrum, don't you think?
*For the record, I don't support capital punishment.