Happiness in Islam

[BackAgain]

I know. I was comparing how everyone believes God is on their side. Thus showing how religion is just a tool. Man has some innate need to be seen as good even when he isn't. It's crazy.

I understand. But even Christianity isn't immune from being used to justify things that aren't good. Does this make religion bad? No. It's the people or specifically how people abuse religion.

I am not addressing how it has been used. In my view, only morons would defend the Inquisition, for example.

That’s why I love mites myself to discussing its precepts.

 

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I am not addressing how it has been used. In my view, only morons would defend the Inquisition, for example.

That’s why I love mites myself to discussing its precepts.

Overzealousness aside, the Inquisition established the inquisitorial legal system (or inquisitio), a foundational legal procedure adopted for capital crimes in medieval Europe. It introduced rational evidentiary systems, including meticulous written record-keeping, preliminary investigations (dossier-building), and the necessity of corroborated evidence, and placing the burden of proof on the court rather than the plaintiff. Prior to the inquisition burden of proof was on the plaintiff rather than the court.

Is this me defending it or just stating reality?

 

[BackAgain]

Overzealousness aside, the Inquisition established the inquisitorial legal system (or inquisitio), a foundational legal procedure adopted for capital crimes in medieval Europe. It introduced rational evidentiary systems, including meticulous written record-keeping, preliminary investigations (dossier-building), and the necessity of corroborated evidence, and placing the burden of proof on the court rather than the plaintiff. Prior to the inquisition burden of proof was on the plaintiff rather than the court.

Is this me defending it or just stating reality?

The Inquisition is given a bit too much credit by you.

The burden of proof is on the plaintiff to this day.

 

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The Inquisition is given a bit too much credit by you.

The burden of proof is on the plaintiff to this day.

I missed stated it. It was the other way around.

 

[hadit]

lol... Grrrrr!

I would rather be crucified upside down than to pay homage to the Antichrist, your imaginary god and savior, the spawn of a Roman trinity that became a man who died for oblivious you.

Believe that.

Oh, I believe you resist being subject to the Christ with every part of your being. It's obvious with every post you make that perverts the plain meaning of Scripture. That's totally irrelevant, however, to the reality that you will bow before Him.