(Regarding an elected rep who happened to be Muslim whose wife is a Christian):
A true Christian believer would never marry a Muslim. If anything, she would wait for him to convert - then wed him. Male Muslims welcome the option to marry those who are of different faiths as it is their option to "kill the infidel" - thus by his religion, he has every right to kill her.
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Conversely, he has married her and he seems to love her. Let me tell you that many of my friends have marry muslims, Buddist and Jewish and they´re very happy.
Perhaps they realized that while they were of different religions, they worshipped the same God, and their holy books were so close as to be almost indistinguishable in terms of how they were supposed to live their daily lives.
Don't you think if that was their agenda they would've done it by now you dickhead.
I don't recall reading that Islam condones murdering your spouse, or murdering people of different faiths. I know that fundie nutjobs do, but fundie nutjobs should not be trusted to portray their faith accurately.
Would a female Muslim have the right to kill her Christian husband, then? Because, you see, one of my friends is Muslim and has a Muslim mother and Christian father. As far as I can tell, they're all alive and fine.
and their was me thinking that Christ enjoined his follwers NOT to swear.
And what good is an oath if made on a book that wasn't "sacred" to the one making it.
Personally an affirmation ought to be enough for Xians and atheists...
Assuming that "kill" was metaphorical, this is ironic, because the original poster blames Muslims for the same "crime" they are advocating (potentially converting the other). Ultimately it doesn't matter, no faith is "the true one" anyway. That was 14 years ago, but this is a similar argument to the now-fashionable, exaggerated, "love jihad" claims in India (a conspiracy theory of forced systematic conversion by love).
Confused?
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