Stuff like this proves how far someone has to go to make Islam and Islamic society seem as evolved as Christianity and Christian society. These guys would be dead for disguising a quoran as a bible in Saudi Arabia.
Door nails.
the "experiment" was ill-conceived ------and carried on ----idiotically
Massively illegal
Great excuse.
what do you imagine is the object of the "excuse". It is clear to me that
you never read either book-----or much of anything at all.
Actually I've read both several times. Youre attempting to excuse the violence in the bible Its ok but just know I know.
Aren't you attempting to excuse the violence
Stuff like this proves how far someone has to go to make Islam and Islamic society seem as evolved as Christianity and Christian society. These guys would be dead for disguising a quoran as a bible in Saudi Arabia.
Door nails.
Thats a great deflection from the point. The bible is just as violent, misogynist, and bigoted as the Qu'ran and people are conditioned to pretend its not.
I think your OP is a deflection from the general conversation about the liability in that faith.
It is really, really instructive that none of their test subjects attempted to attack them, which would have certainly happened in Saudi. If they survived, they'll face the death penalty for that move. Not with the bible. Not with modern christianity. Not in northern Europe, where ever they were. Not here in the US.
Do you see anything in my OP attempting to excuse violence?
Thats your right to think its a deflection from the general conversation about the liability of that faith. I agree christians generally deflect from the violence in the bible.
I read into things like timing and what-not. At the moment, you're part of a wave of people who feel they need to moderate anti-islamic sentiments in the US. I think the best way would be an appeal to people's kindness, as I think these attempts at logical persuasion are failing. The logic is missing.
The keeping it real movement, on the other hand, sees that the world is insulating muslims from the sort of social pressure and public opinion that shaped Christianity the way you describe.
Why? [Cue lecture on what it is to be American (likely from someone with a foreign accent)]