Are you against Christian Sharia Law?

No you don't. The fact you mentioned it tells us that you don't love it.

Isn't it time for your daily reading of "The Cat in the Hat"?

Do you like Green eggs and ham?
Do you like them in a boat?
Do you like them without spam?
Do you like them with your quote?

What a good boy you are.....Now go get a cookie and some milk....and don't spill it. There's just one little problem. That is not "Cat in the Hat".

The best government is local.

I thought I was the topic? Please make up your mind.


The OP clearly made the logical case.

Given the above, do you disagree that Christianity and Islam alike both share the common views? If so, then what footing can a Christian have in supporting Christian views being made into laws, while condemning Muslims elsewhere in the world? Furthermore, since the protection we have from the establishment of religion into law is worn down by Christian activists in the USA, how can that barrier remain for other (non-Christian) religions from crossing that line as well?

From the other angle, what governmental provisions would have needed to have been in place in countries to have prevented the establishment of sharia law in the first place, and what implications would those have on all religions in that state?


You'd like to be on record as observing me wipe my ass? That's creepy dude.

Ass wiping with some difficulty apparently
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I have read many of your posts, but I'm not sure what you want to be addressed on. You seem to think it's a wash. This groups does bad, that group does bad, their all bad yada yada... and so on.

Do you have an opinion on the differences and similarities of Christian and Muslim theocracies?

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Which nations have "Christian theocracies"?

Bubbie, the Holy See, the Vatican is recognized as a sovereign state. Last time I looked Catholicism is considered Xtian..

Not too many anymore. Secularism has been successful at fighting them back into place in most of the western world. Secularism no less keeps Islam in it's place.

I asked you many questions. Should I take your non-response to them to be your concession that you cannot?

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Come to think of it, the Vatican doesn't let Muslim's build mosques there.

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You didn't provide the names of those "Christian theocracies". Who are they?

I'm beginning to think Reggie Dewboyz is about eleven---

I've heard this argument before. Does the Vatican support any terrorist organizations?

Bubbette--that is not what you asked.

But I'll elaborate----As for terrorists, the Vatican once supported the troubles in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republican Army. The IRA included as a faction Sinn Fein.

If Sinn Fein wasn't a terrorist organization then your name is Gerry Adam.

The Vatican was arming terrorists? Wow. I don't think anyone has known that fact. What kinds of arms did the Vatican supply the Irish terrorists?

I think Spain's history speaks for itself. The American colonies dealt with Christian law too.

Unless you for get both the Spanish inquisition or the Salem witch trials.

Two consecutive posts with addressing my questions. I guess you don't have a reply. I accept your concession.

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Bubbie, the Vatican is a sovereign state, the Holy See is the Pope. The Pope and the Catholic are Xtian.

Once again for the other ear.

The Vatican is a sovereign state, the Holy See is the Pope. The Pope and the Catholic are Xtian.

Rap

Money is a weapon---bubbette.

I see. So you are speaking of history, not current nations. I really could care less about the past. If you can't give us any current "Christian theocracies", then you really don't have a point.