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Why Islam is violent and Buddhism & Jainism are not - Sam Harris

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  • Sam harris is a smart guy. Instead of just 'Buddhism', he cautiously used the word 'tibetan buddhism' to refer to specific group within groups and he seemed to think every words carefully before he speaks. Good job for a man with background in meditation - mindfulness maybe.

  • The difference is that Islam has no politics.A muslim must speak the truth irrespective of anything

  • Sam Harris Criticize all religions,

  • Reality around religious fundamentalism can be terribly grim.

  • @vdubs4life1964 It's terribly stupid, mate.

    I've seen theist/theist debate and it doesn't go much farther than "My religion is better than yours; you're wrong because of the following set of shitty arguments I can't backup..."

  • Seems like you always see atheist-theist debates, but I want to watch a theist-theist debate..

  • @arraba99 Stalin studied at a Georgian Orthodox seminary - not Jewish.

  • @arraba99 no, his father was not Jewish, he was Roman Catholic.

  • @kamiakin5

    Was Hitler's father not a Jew ?

  • @kamiakin5

    Judaism may be small, but its instigated & documented violence over last century dwarfs that of Muslims & surpass Christians

    Stalin, a Jew, killed 30 Millions Russain Christians

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