rylah
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Well, maybe I'm certifiable,Sunni won't like this...others may not as well.
Israel is the one who eventually through clarification and unifying all these measure into its correct equilibrium have the key to solve the impossible chasm between West and the East,
Esau and Ishmael - both eventually reform.
Not conversion to Judaism, rather reform to align with the roots - Israel's Torah.
Again, once the Pagan world couldn't imagine it's going to turn Christian or Muslim.,
the same now most cannot conceive this seemingly crazy idea.
However inevitable.
All for good.
You are really missing what is far worse: secularism.
Read Sunni's posts carefully, and you will see a yearning for and, possibly, presaging a reformation in Islam, as western religion went through.
If and when that happens, religion will fight the real enemy.....militant secularism, based on this:
"We must rid ourselves once and for all of the Quaker-Papist babble about the sanctity of human life." Leon Trotsky
Maybe I would agree a 100 years ago, maybe, not sure.
But true secularism is almost non-existent in our days.
What there is, is a rebellious generation - not for the sake of rebelling,
rather holding to impossible standards, and testing reality in search for undeniable truth.
Religiosity is much worse an illness - it's promiscuous, vulgar.
"Maybe I would agree a 100 years ago, maybe, not sure.
But true secularism is almost non-existent in our days."
You are clearly a squirrel's view of heaven.
You're truly certifiable: how could I have missed it.
1. ”Barr: The Real People Trying To ‘Impose Their Values’ On Others Are ‘Militant Secularists’
It has been long convenient for secularists to insist that it is possible for government to be neutral about religion by imposing their religion on everyone.
…religion is being driven out of the marketplace of ideas and there’s a organized militant secular effort to drive religion out of our lives” “To me the problem today is not that religious people are trying to impose their views on nonreligious people, it’s the opposite — it’s that militant secularists are trying to impose their values on religious people and they’re not accommodating the freedom of religion of people of faith.”
Barr: The People Trying To 'Impose Their Values' Are 'Militant Secularists'
2. "The abandonment of the Christian tradition that created the West's most cherished ideal- a radical secularism evident in Europe's indifference to God and church- created a vacuum of belief into which many pseudo-religions have poured: scientism, fascism, communism, environmentalism, multiculturalism, sheer hedonism [and Islam] - all have attempted and failed....to provide Europeans with an alternative to Christianity that can show them what is worth living and dying for."
From "Decline and Fall: Europe's Slow-Motion Suicide," by Bruce Thornton
3. The Democrat Party is now running on full-blown anti-white racism, socialism, infanticide, opposition to free speech, substituting illegal alien voters for the American citizenry, and anti-Semitism… the knuckle-dragging, atavistic pagan party.
maybe it has something to do with living on the other side of the globe.
For example, only a week ago I learned Americans were OFFICIALLY registering race and skin-color in state documents, and using that as a measurement to manage budget.
Shocked me to the core...
However I'm digressing, and still You're putting too much in the bag and mixing a lot here.
Race, religion, anti-semitism, illegals and the new donuts sprinkle...
How am I supposed to address all that?
Choose one.
Do the attendants know you've chewed through the restraints again?
Sure, they line up asking for a favor.
What am I supposed to take that personally or something?
Seriously, you have a problem with 'militant secularist',
but don't see any problem with race and skin color still being an official policy
and one of, if not the main cultural theme in 2020?
Not a single other country can I imagine where You open TV,
and people talk - "black-white-asian-brown" all day long as if nothing.