If Sharia Evolved Out of Islam, Why Do Muslims Find It Difficult to Work With a Secular State?

Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.
More on Professor An-Naims project, The Future of Shari'a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, may be found at sharia.law.emory.edu
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[haluakhan]

@imreadyyo26 drink and drive is harmful to others....so u drink but dont drive ....but if u dont like to drink like me u r most welcome too.... our instincts wants freedom and peace .....

[imreadyyo26]

@haluakhan that makes no sense. no disrespect,but that is like saying. lets let people drink and drive,as long they dont hurt anybody

[haluakhan]

please let us make a new common religon............any religion in the past was man made...........so why not make a new common religion...........where everybody is allowed to do anything he or she wishes that gives pleasure but does not cause harm to others