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This thread is yet more proof that Doggie The Bubble mod lacks reading and cognitive abilities.
Just sayin'.
I'll ask AGAIN.
What is fundamentally wrong with wanting to amend the Constitution?
How does that make this clown any different than the clowns who want an anti-abortion amendment,
or an anti-gay marriage amendment?
It's fundamentally wrong to amend the Constitution to conform to a specific religious doctrine.
It's fundamentally wrong to amend the Constitution to conform to a specific religious doctrine.
Well then, I assume you disagree with the Federal Marriage Amendment or attempts to make Abortion illegally federally.
i thought the govenment couldn't pass a law to benifit a specific religion....
and in my opinion social issues like marriage and abbortion are states issues not federal issues....that said... i really don't care if you want to kill you unborn child and marry your brother....
It can't...unless the Constitution is first amended to remove that prohibition in the First Amendment.It's fundamentally wrong to amend the Constitution to conform to a specific religious doctrine.
Well then, I assume you disagree with the Federal Marriage Amendment or attempts to make Abortion illegally federally.
i thought the govenment couldn't pass a law to benifit a specific religion....
Allie--
Try and get your facts straight.
"Rauf's book suggests that the American Constitution and system of governance uphold the core principles of Islamic law (i.e., sharia). The author concludes, therefore, that the American political structure is sharia-compliant. In December 2007 Rauf promoted What's Right with Islam at a Malaysia gathering of Hizb ut Tahrir, which seeks to impose sharia on the United States and other countries worldwide."
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individualProfile.asp?indid=2462
This is no different than saying the Constitution upholds bible principles or is biblically compliant. Rauf is not saying the Constitution should be changed.
For America to score even higher on the Islamic‟ or Shariah Compliance‟ scale, America would need to do two things: invite the voices of all religions to join the dialogue in shaping the nation‟s practical life, and allow religious communities more leeway to judge among themselves according to their own laws (86)
Further, Rauf believes that (it) also would not be a violation of church-state separation to have a subsidiary entity within judiciary that employs religious jurists from diverse religious
backgrounds to comment on the compliance of certain decisions with their religious laws and to provide guidance to their religious communities on how kosher or Shariah compliant these decisions are (111).
In the U.S., his book is called, 'What's Right with America Is What's right with Islam."
The same book, published in Arabic, bears the title, "The Call from the WTC Rubble: Islamic Da'wah {Proseletism}from the Heart of America Post-9/11."
Allie--
Try and get your facts straight.
"Rauf's book suggests that the American Constitution and system of governance uphold the core principles of Islamic law (i.e., sharia). The author concludes, therefore, that the American political structure is sharia-compliant. In December 2007 Rauf promoted What's Right with Islam at a Malaysia gathering of Hizb ut Tahrir, which seeks to impose sharia on the United States and other countries worldwide."
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individualProfile.asp?indid=2462
This is no different than saying the Constitution upholds bible principles or is biblically compliant. Rauf is not saying the Constitution should be changed.
Yeah Sufis are great.I know Sufis, Allie. One of my all time favorite human beings on the planet is a Sufi. How many Sufi's do you know?
You're very anti-Islamic, so everything you read supports your bias.
A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
--Thomas Jefferson
A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
--Thomas Jefferson
That's a bogus quote, dude.
A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.
--Thomas Jefferson
That's a bogus quote, dude.
There are Jefferson quotes for almost every occasion. He was quite handy at turning a phrase!
That's a bogus quote, dude.
There are Jefferson quotes for almost every occasion. He was quite handy at turning a phrase!
It's still a bogus quote and you apparently don't care about truth. Therefore, you are now on my ignore list.