Re: Is This Islamophobia ? - (part 1 of 2)

Part 1 of 2 in response to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWdS0FsGWsc
"Is This Islamophobia ?" - by insightnew

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[insightnew]

Thanks for the very thoughtful reply. And a two parter as well ! it's not a simple subject and I appreciate you taking the time.

[Cimbolic]

@insightnew

You're very welcome. Thanks for your original video. It's rare to find a video so clearly stated.

It's amazing how complex the subject becomes.

[Hereticbooks]

Yeah! Maybe I'm close-minded, but I think it's a heinous practice to stone a little 13 year old girl to death for adultery, when she committed the crime of being raped.

[Cimbolic]

@Hereticbooks

I also view this as heinous, Hereticbooks.

[elsquibbs]

People who tend to label those who reject Islam as racist rarely, if ever, listen to reasoning of any sort. The fact that race is brought up when the subject is clearly ideology shows how fundamentally warped the "You're just a racist" crowd can be. There is no reasoning with people who work in terms of logical fallacies and non sequiturs of that sort. It's a non-starter in my experience.

[Cimbolic]

@Darw1n1st

Yes, he needs to do some research. :-)

[Cimbolic]

@Darw1n1st

I agree, Darwin.

[Cimbolic]

@hamidious

Yes, there must be lots of interpretation involved.

I believe Islam has four major schools of legal thought.

[Cimbolic]

@Foxcanine1

Yes, I think they used them as the symbol of weighing the heart against a feather after death.

The Romans also used them in their symbology.

[Cimbolic]

@Foxcanine1

Finding a boundary would certainly be complex.

[Cimbolic]

@Foxcanine1

There is a lot of overlap between Magic and Religion.