I've got it.
Right next to the wahabist mosque there is...westboro baptist church! (And across the street theres a gay bar)
Right next to the wahabist mosque there is...westboro baptist church! (And across the street theres a gay bar)
Name one religion that's known for it's tolerance and fair treatment of the gay community.Lotta_Drool wrote:
I wonder how the religion of peace would deal with this in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afganistan, Syria, Iraq, or any of the other Major Muslim countries.
Being that it is such a tolerant peaceful religion I would think that they would embrace the diversity and through love win over the gay communtiy and acknowledge their human rights. Maybe they would offer a special surmon for them and welcome them into their Mosque.
Please discuss.
Scientology? Their most famous exponent is as gay as a Christmas tree.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
the gay one
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...which would explain the anti-gayness. Most secure straight people don't bother gay people. They give them privacy and rights.Braddock wrote:
Scientology? Their most famous exponent is as gay as a Christmas tree.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
the gay one
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Ironic when you think of Tom Cruise. I always think of the scene in Family Guy where he's trying to run away from his gay thoughts in every film he makes.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
scientology is known to be very anti gay actually
Name one religion that is known for hanging minors in public executions for being gay.Braddock wrote:
Name one religion that's known for it's tolerance and fair treatment of the gay community.Lotta_Drool wrote:
I wonder how the religion of peace would deal with this in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afganistan, Syria, Iraq, or any of the other Major Muslim countries.
Being that it is such a tolerant peaceful religion I would think that they would embrace the diversity and through love win over the gay communtiy and acknowledge their human rights. Maybe they would offer a special surmon for them and welcome them into their Mosque.
Please discuss.
I asked you first!Lotta_Drool wrote:
Name one religion that is known for hanging minors in public executions for being gay.Braddock wrote:
Name one religion that's known for it's tolerance and fair treatment of the gay community.Lotta_Drool wrote:
I wonder how the religion of peace would deal with this in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afganistan, Syria, Iraq, or any of the other Major Muslim countries.
Being that it is such a tolerant peaceful religion I would think that they would embrace the diversity and through love win over the gay communtiy and acknowledge their human rights. Maybe they would offer a special surmon for them and welcome them into their Mosque.
Please discuss.
But that is exactly what you're doing with Islam. Boiling the whole religion down to "hate and intolerance".Lotta_Drool wrote:
Well don't boil them and sorry you can't answer my question. The answer to yours is Jews and Christians.
Okay Jews maybe, I don't know as many Jews as Christians... but Christianity tolerant of homosexuality? Only in the sense of covering up paedophiles.Lotta_Drool wrote:
Well don't boil them and sorry you can't answer my question. The answer to yours is Jews and Christians.
NO, there is a difference between executing a person for being gay and viewing it as sinful behavior that is a choice. Gays are welcome in all christain churches that I know of, just like any other sinner. According to christ we all are sinners and can only be saved through christ. I have found christians to be very tolerant of most any individual, but don't confuse that with being tolerant of sinful actions.Braddock wrote:
Okay Jews maybe, I don't know as many Jews as Christians... but Christianity tolerant of homosexuality? Only in the sense of covering up paedophiles.Lotta_Drool wrote:
Well don't boil them and sorry you can't answer my question. The answer to yours is Jews and Christians.
The Christian faith doesn't recognise the right for homosexuals to marry (does Judasim for that matter? I don't know) and regards homosexuality as unnatural and immoral... a very tolerant attitude.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lotta_Drool wrote:
NO, there is a difference between executing a person for being gay and viewing it as sinful behavior that is a choice. Gays are welcome in all christain churches that I know of, just like any other sinner. According to christ we all are sinners and can only be saved through christ. I have found christians to be very tolerant of most any individual, but don't confuse that with being tolerant of sinful actions.Braddock wrote:
Okay Jews maybe, I don't know as many Jews as Christians... but Christianity tolerant of homosexuality? Only in the sense of covering up paedophiles.Lotta_Drool wrote:
Well don't boil them and sorry you can't answer my question. The answer to yours is Jews and Christians.
The Christian faith doesn't recognise the right for homosexuals to marry (does Judasim for that matter? I don't know) and regards homosexuality as unnatural and immoral... a very tolerant attitude.
The difference is that a christian would try to help you change by preaching to you, and I am sure the Majority of Muslims would too, but that doesn't excuse that there a whole NATIONS that will kill you because it is a crime against ISLAM.
I will consider Islam tolerant and peaceful when I see Muslims fix these injustices in the name of their God and beliefs. Until then I will judge them as I do. Likewise when the Vatican decides to start killing people for crimes against God and it is tolerated and not stopped by Christians, I will then deem Christianity as intolerant and violent.
Well they are both intolerant of homosexuality in my opinion... obviously some of the Muslim states are much more extreme in their level of intolerance but don't try and pretend that the Christian faith is tolerant of homosexuality because it isn't, it just doesn't go out trying to lynch practicing homosexuals as much as they do in countries like Saudi Arabia. Look at Ian Paisley, a Free Presbyterian Christian, as an example; he led a famous campaign a number of years back to try and get sodomites out of Northern Ireland... tolerance?Lotta_Drool wrote:
NO, there is a difference between executing a person for being gay and viewing it as sinful behavior that is a choice. Gays are welcome in all christain churches that I know of, just like any other sinner. According to christ we all are sinners and can only be saved through christ. I have found christians to be very tolerant of most any individual, but don't confuse that with being tolerant of sinful actions.Braddock wrote:
Okay Jews maybe, I don't know as many Jews as Christians... but Christianity tolerant of homosexuality? Only in the sense of covering up paedophiles.Lotta_Drool wrote:
Well don't boil them and sorry you can't answer my question. The answer to yours is Jews and Christians.
The Christian faith doesn't recognise the right for homosexuals to marry (does Judasim for that matter? I don't know) and regards homosexuality as unnatural and immoral... a very tolerant attitude.
The difference is that a christian would try to help you change by preaching to you, and I am sure the Majority of Muslims would too, but that doesn't excuse that there a whole NATIONS that will kill you because it is a crime against ISLAM.
I will consider Islam tolerant and peaceful when I see Muslims fix these injustices in the name of their God and beliefs. Until then I will judge them as I do. Likewise when the Vatican decides to start killing people for crimes against God and it is tolerated and not stopped by Christians, I will then deem Christianity as intolerant and violent.
But, did what he say above get him banned, or was it something else?lowing wrote:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lotta_Drool wrote:
NO, there is a difference between executing a person for being gay and viewing it as sinful behavior that is a choice. Gays are welcome in all christain churches that I know of, just like any other sinner. According to christ we all are sinners and can only be saved through christ. I have found christians to be very tolerant of most any individual, but don't confuse that with being tolerant of sinful actions.Braddock wrote:
Okay Jews maybe, I don't know as many Jews as Christians... but Christianity tolerant of homosexuality? Only in the sense of covering up paedophiles.
The Christian faith doesn't recognise the right for homosexuals to marry (does Judasim for that matter? I don't know) and regards homosexuality as unnatural and immoral... a very tolerant attitude.
The difference is that a christian would try to help you change by preaching to you, and I am sure the Majority of Muslims would too, but that doesn't excuse that there a whole NATIONS that will kill you because it is a crime against ISLAM.
I will consider Islam tolerant and peaceful when I see Muslims fix these injustices in the name of their God and beliefs. Until then I will judge them as I do. Likewise when the Vatican decides to start killing people for crimes against God and it is tolerated and not stopped by Christians, I will then deem Christianity as intolerant and violent.
What HE said..
I feel I proved my point quite well. Equating Islam as being the same as the other major religions when it comes to tolerance and nonviolence is utterly stupid. Look back and read the posts.konfusion wrote:
This entire thread is fucking futile. Lotta_Drool is simply trying to prove a point that he has already made up and will not waver, no matter how much counter-evidence or how many counter-arguments are provided. Why don't you just stick a fucking sign in the ground saying "This is my opinion, and I will call you an idiot until you agree with me"?
It's called Debate and Serious Talk for a reason. There is very little serious talk in here, so I'd go with the former - but sticking to your own opinion and portraying anyone who disagrees as an idiot without giving a real argument is not debate.
-konfusion
I feel that a lot of what you said is pure bullshit. I have not attacked you one single time - even the above is just stating that you aren't looking for a debate, but simple agreement.Lotta_Drool wrote:
I feel I proved my point quite well. Equating Islam as being the same as the other major religions when it comes to tolerance and nonviolence is utterly stupid. Look back and read the posts.
I know it sucks to be wrong so I can understand why you would rather attack me than debate with me.
Christian:Lotta_Drool wrote:
I feel I proved my point quite well. Equating Islam as being the same as the other major religions when it comes to tolerance and nonviolence is utterly stupid. Look back and read the posts.konfusion wrote:
This entire thread is fucking futile. Lotta_Drool is simply trying to prove a point that he has already made up and will not waver, no matter how much counter-evidence or how many counter-arguments are provided. Why don't you just stick a fucking sign in the ground saying "This is my opinion, and I will call you an idiot until you agree with me"?
It's called Debate and Serious Talk for a reason. There is very little serious talk in here, so I'd go with the former - but sticking to your own opinion and portraying anyone who disagrees as an idiot without giving a real argument is not debate.
-konfusion
I know it sucks to be wrong so I can understand why you would rather attack me than debate with me.
full articleAttacks against Christians throughout the country have increased significantly since the BJP began its rule at the center in March 1998. They include the killings of priests, the raping of nuns, and the physical destruction of Christian institutions, schools, churches, colleges, and cemeteries. Thousands of Christians have also been forced to convert to Hinduism. The report concludes that as with attacks against Muslims in 1992 and 1993, attacks against Christians are part of a concerted campaign of right-wing Hindu organizations, collectively called the sangh parivar, to promote and exploit communal clashes to increase their political power-base. The movement is supported at the local level by militant groups who operate with impunity.
Please Continue, and explain to me why I am only picking on Islam? Why on earth would I ONLY have a problem with Islam?S.Lythberg wrote:
Christian:Lotta_Drool wrote:
I feel I proved my point quite well. Equating Islam as being the same as the other major religions when it comes to tolerance and nonviolence is utterly stupid. Look back and read the posts.konfusion wrote:
This entire thread is fucking futile. Lotta_Drool is simply trying to prove a point that he has already made up and will not waver, no matter how much counter-evidence or how many counter-arguments are provided. Why don't you just stick a fucking sign in the ground saying "This is my opinion, and I will call you an idiot until you agree with me"?
It's called Debate and Serious Talk for a reason. There is very little serious talk in here, so I'd go with the former - but sticking to your own opinion and portraying anyone who disagrees as an idiot without giving a real argument is not debate.
-konfusion
I know it sucks to be wrong so I can understand why you would rather attack me than debate with me.
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Hinduism:full articleAttacks against Christians throughout the country have increased significantly since the BJP began its rule at the center in March 1998. They include the killings of priests, the raping of nuns, and the physical destruction of Christian institutions, schools, churches, colleges, and cemeteries. Thousands of Christians have also been forced to convert to Hinduism. The report concludes that as with attacks against Muslims in 1992 and 1993, attacks against Christians are part of a concerted campaign of right-wing Hindu organizations, collectively called the sangh parivar, to promote and exploit communal clashes to increase their political power-base. The movement is supported at the local level by militant groups who operate with impunity.
Buddhism
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need i continue?
All religions can and often are used to incite violence.