DesideriScuri -> RE: Why is the Right afraid of Sharia Law? (1/16/2015 4:29:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam Why is the Right so afraid of Sharia Law? It's in the fucking Bible. Leviticus to be exact. I realize that we have some posters who try to deflect and justify their Islamophobia (I'm not really comfortable getting on a plane with someone wearing a turban and carrying a Koran myself) The problem is that most of the people who are Islamophobic tend to call themselves believers in God. At least one reconciles their beliefs and fears by saying that "The New Testament is what really counts". I disagree. The Bible, according to God, is an all or nothing document. Sharia Law is in the BIBLE. Why are those who call themselves "Conservatives" so up in arms about it? Bottom line. If you are a Bible thumper, you should embrace Sharia Law, not fear it. Discussion? You're analysis is fucked up. The argument you're attempting to make would also mean that Christians would have to follow all the Biblical principles of Judaism, too. Considering that Muhammad isn't considered a prophet by the Jews, and Sharia is based on the Quran (which is supposed to be God's Word spoken through Muhammad) and on the example of a righteous life given by Muhammad, it's not a surprise that the Jewish people don't support Sharia Law. And, since Muhammad came after Jesus, the Jews aren't likely to follow Muhammad's teachings any more than they follow Christ's teachings. Christians believe the Biblical texts ended with Revelations, and any more additions were to be considered blasphemy. With Muhammad coming along almost 550 years after Christ, how could the Quran be anything other than blasphemy? Since Sharia Law is based on the Quran and other teachings of Muhammad, their claimed similarity to Leviticus does not prove that those teachings are ones to be followed by all Christians or Jews. Nice try, though. I wonder where the guy is that bemoaned the lack of religious discussions is...
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