@Renaldo Dubois,
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
I'm interested in the topic.
Excellent.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
Christian Sharia Law. There is no such thing.
There is no such thing as Christians wanting their religious beliefs reinforced by state law?
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
Comparing Christianity to Islam in the world today is hilarious.
I don't think people are laughing. Despite your failed punchline, more Muslims die by Christian hands still in modern times. You can choose to separate this in your mind however you please. Both religions vie for power and practioners of both religions do heinous things in their name.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
How can I or anyone take this seriously?
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
You still haven't convinced me that Christianity is as bad as Sharia Law or that Christianity in America opened the door for Sharia Law.
I didn't know I needed to convince you of anything. More importantly, you didn't come here to be convinced of anything. I already explained how opening the door for any religion to have legal standing and authority opens it up for all of them. What goes for one goes for all. Then again, I suppose I'd have to assume something about your ethics to even hope you'd understand that.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
It's just too funny to take this seriously, especially to anyone who has studied both religions.
I'm sure you fancy yourself a diverse religious academic. Your posts don't really display a wealth of biblical, koranic, or historical knowledge. By all means, you're still welcome to share your feelings.
Renaldo Dubois wrote:
When you want to get into the topic, please let me know.
I'm still waiting for you to demonstrate examples that demosntrate the difference between separation of church and state versus only prohibiting the establishment of a state religion. Especially challenging since you already conceded the USA is a secular state. I wonder if you understand what the word "secular" means.
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