Are you against Christian Sharia Law?

How has the Christian right "imposed" their theology on you?

Geez Anarkatheist, and I thought you guys were filled with Love and Peace...

... or am I confusing you with the other one there.

Shall we start with segregation, or would you like to go back earlier then that?

I am filled with love and peace, but i hate those who fight it.

You cant know love with out hate.

And i hate you, so very much, and i dont even know you.

It isnt anyone right to impose rules on you.
Religious or not.

When have you been segregated by Christians and where?

Tha's idiotic. Do you drive? Do you go to school? Do you pay for what you purchase? There are rules everywhere. It has nothing to do with rights? Only someone with no life experience would say something so idiotic.

Yes but all of those you have stated are voluntary rules that i would abide. Unlike the ones congressman make miles away that harm me. I have no choice but to follow them or i would be labeled a criminal scumbag and be put in a prison rape-cage.

When you walk into a hamburger store, or someone else's property you made a voluntary decision to abide to their rules. If not, you can walk out.
But of course we are not used to respecting property rights, so i can see your misunderstanding.

No misunderstanding on my part. I took you at what you said. You are the one who needed to clarify and specify what you meant. You did that.

Someone makes rules in Washington DC because they are elected by the American people. Do you vote?

Very well, but people still dont respect property rights.
Like how that burglur was trapped in the garage of some house he broke into and sued the house-owner for having to eat dog food to survive.

Doesnt matter how the person got to power, or their actions are approved by people like Maxdancona, which is many. The ones who disapprove are inevitably victims of the laws they pass, such as "Christian Sharia Law".
I vote for things that support freedom, or against things that dont.

There is no such thing as "Christian Sharia Law". The USA passes laws in a congress made of people voted into office to pass laws. People of all different religions and cultures.

Another victory for freedom and democracy.

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2011/04/a_victory_for_free_speech_and.html

What do you on the left think about this?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110401/ap_on_re_us/us_nation_of_islam_farrakhan

Im just using that term as Maxdancona has.

Yes i know how the country works.
But when 80% of people agree with a new law, there are 20% of losers who now have to put up with it. Whether or not its influenced by Christianity, there are losers. And that is ridiculous .

Good one.

I did not edit your reply. I quoted it directly. Almost line by line I addressed each part of it for that matter. Probably more effort than it was worth. But hey, in for the dime, in for the dollar. Let's recap...


You did ask me this, but it was a huge back slide from your original claim that:

For which I addressed with a contrary example of CIA action that resulted in a Islamic theocracy being installed, and then unfortunately a even more conservative theocracy coming into power after that. You then took that statement of fact and claimed that:

...but nowhere in my post had I said that this made it a Christian policy. I had simply addressed your claim about Christians helping sharia law come into place. This is probably why you tried to switch gears and move the goal post.

Moving to the more domestic issue of how Christianity opens up the door to things such as sharia law, here's the break down.

We live in a secular state. You posted these words in this thread already, so I'm not going to take the time to convince you of something for which you've already conceded. Christians have been a huge power lobby in American politics and have legislated many of their moral standards into law (laws involving reproduction, homosexuality, etc). In doing so, they have opened the doors for other religions to insert their moral standards into law as well. Since their can be no establishment of religion, if a Christian law can be put into place, then there is no objective reason why a Muslim (or Hindu etc) law could be passed into law. The only ethical objection that can be permitted in denial of sharia law being implemented is that no religion gets to have extra judiciary or legislative power. Conservative Christians have crossed this line, and they know it. Having breached that separation, they have no defense for why they can do it and others cannot.

This is the mistake that England (and I believe France) made in allowing the establishment of Hebrew courts for the settlement of civic matters. It only opens up the gates for religious judiciary power. No religion should have state power.

Conservative Christians are blushing.

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They are not "losers". They didn't get what they wanted. So? No one ever gets their way all the time. Do you? Do you resent the fact you don't always get your way?

You most certainly did edit my reply. When you take a point and then separate it form the original paragraph then you are editing. I call it cherry picking. Any fool can take a sentence and make a winning point out of it. I choose to reply to the entire thought. It's called integrity and honsety; something liberals can't seem to find.

I'll make sure I keep my posts short and to the point so you can no longer edit them.

Who opened the door in Muslim nations to allow Sharia Law?

Their version of the Tea Party, of course.