Non-Christians 'not my brother,' 'not my sister'

[Spring Onion]

Baptist leader

and they lecture us separating state and the religion its flexible when it comes to their their own actions

 

[gambit]

Baptist leader

and they lecture us separating state and the religion its flexible when it comes to their their own actions

May be it is about time the US temporarily lay aside this separation of church and state and emulate the ME...

 

[Awesome]

May be it is about time the US temporarily lay aside this separation of church and state and emulate the ME...

Well depends whats worse, having a law to implement a theocracy or having a law to prevent a theocracy but implement one disregarding the law anyway...

 

[Durrak]

Extremist are everywhere no matter what part of world it is

 

[Awesome]

Extremist are everywhere no matter what part of world it is

Well being an extremist is secondary, since given its the US he probably would be deprived of the opportunity to launch his evangelical mission (even if he wants to), but hes a liar and has betrayed his profession (not very Christian of him) by stating these comments.

 

[Durrak]

Well being an extremist is secondary, since given its the US he probably would be deprived of the opportunity to launch his evangelical mission (even if he wants to), but hes a liar and has betrayed his profession (not very Christian of him) by stating these comments.

Absolutely sir

 

[American Eagle]

It is "OK" to have a religious state and to have blasphemy laws to suppress and put down all other religions.

But is it not OK for a man who is first and foremost a Christian, a Deacon in his Baptist denomination, having been sworn in as Governor, to then on Martin Luther King Day have him as a Christian all his adult life speak to a Black Baptist Church audience?

His remarks were not broadcast, only some nitwit newspaperman, which newspaper opposed him politically from the start of his race for Governor, tries to take out of context, the setting was inside a church, this alter call to his in person, present at that moment audience?

When I was growing up in Woodmont Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee we used to have then young Governor Frank Clement come preach a sermon about twice a year. Governor Clement was in fact a Methodist, but he was popular with all folks who voted for him from many different backgrounds across Tennessee. And he knew his Holy Bible and gave good sermons, too. You clearly do not understand this concept and that is your problem, not ours.

No, we do not repress anyone from freely expressing their non-violent religious opinions, which expressions are guaranteed in the US Constitution long before anyone in the US ever knew we would develop a large secondary Muslim population and religious community. But the same US Constitution which guarantees Muslims in America freedom of religion and religious speech likewise grants Governor Bentley as a Deacon, a Lay Leader in his Baptist denomination, the right to express his religious convictions and testimoney, concluding with an alter call to those not yet saved in his immediate, physical, inside the church audience.

You need to move on and find fault with yourself if you preach pan Islam out of one side of your mouth and criticize freedom of speech, freedom of religion in the US.

Our US guaranteed freedoms enable the US to be prosperous and creative which is where the bucks come from to help the developing world, which was and remains the case from my service in Pakistan in the mid 1960s down to today.

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

It is "OK" to have a religious state and to have blasphemy laws to suppress and put down all other religions.
...

We have many more laws to suppress our religious minorities - nicking bicycles, shoplifting, petty tax evasion...in fact the whole of the statute. I can guarantee several dozen times more of their innocents we used to hang for murder than blasphemy till capital punishment was dissolved. It's alright though, we'll continue to nab them under blasphemy and pickpocketing.

Age doesn't make the intellect, now I have proof.

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

May be it is about time the US temporarily lay aside this separation of church and state and emulate the ME...

Wouldn't that be recursive - the ME except one country is an example of the said separation.

That one country too is a mockery of the unification of the state and religion.

The only way out might me the separation of the US and the rest of the world.

 

[American Eagle]

Restoration of the 1950 Pakistan original constitution would be a good start.

 

[W.11]

bloody crusader

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

An American Muslim, a Major in the US Army, trained at US taxpayer expense (student loans) in our medical colleges, born and raised in Virginia, who then conspires with radical exiled from the USA racial mullas (to use your no "h" request herein) succumed to radical heretical Islamic heresay and then became a murderer in the eyes of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) which governs legal matters inside our serving military services.
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http://www.defence.pk/forums/milita...ate-muslim-pakistani-american-f-15-pilot.html

Muslims in the U.S. military are as loyal as any, chaplain says

Actual number of Muslims in the U.S. military believed much higher than records show






p.s. the lunatic who went on shooting rampage in Arizona recently was not a 'terrorst'

but Nadal Hassan as per all headlines IS a terrorist? I'm quite confused


either call them both terrorists, or call neither of them terrorists....their acts were pretty much the same --though i wont argue that the scope of the latter's is more serious primarily because he swore an enlistment oath

 

[SekrutYakhni]

^^Furthermore, the offender in Arizona case was a Jew...
Am I right?

 

[webber]

america is a christian country

one at least have to pretend to be a christian to be a governer and president

respect your faith but don't say bible is truth and history, just some old articles chose by roman emperor and biships among many.

'no repress other religions in U.S' you got to be kidding me, just turn on your TV or radio

and try not to ban Evolution teaching in school

 

[roadrunner]

The US is just as fundamentalist as any country in the Middle East. it's just those parts of the US tend not to be advertized so much around the world. It's mainly New York or LA. Then there's a whole festering mountain of fundamentalist pus in the middle. If they had the opportunity to convert the world through force, it probably would be encouraged.

webber, i don't think the US is a Christian country. It is secular, with a Christian majority.