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Olde Tyme Religion
Violence fuels debate among Muslims over interpreting faith
2015-01-12
[Ynet]. Saudi Arabia's top body of Muslim clerics quickly condemned Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris but only days later young Saudi whipped for insulting Islam; contradiction points to difficulties of debate on how to reject radical Islamists.

After gunnies in Gay Paree killed 12 people, Saudi Arabia's top body of Moslem holy mans quickly condemned the attack and said it could have no acceptable justification. It was a signal from some of the Islamic world's strictest voices that cartoons lampooning the Prophet Muhammad in the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo were not a reason to kill the artists.

However,
Posted by:trailing wife

#6  Yeah... he's a pretty pathetic god (lower case).
Can't take criticism, rejection, competition, etc... There is probably a nasty-sounding physiological name for the condition but that's not my area.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2015-01-12 15:53  

#5  Really sad that the God of Islam is so weak he can't fight his own battles and needs to bring in his followers to do it. I mean in the old Testament God was wasting cities that displeased him. Heck, he flooded the whole world at one point. Yet the God of Islam can't even bring down a lightning bolt or heart attack???
Posted by: rjschwarz   2015-01-12 14:46  

#4  Jesus and Buddha spread the message by the word. Mo spread the message by the sword. What's there to interpret but by one's action.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2015-01-12 09:38  

#3  The biggest problem is that Quran was "dictated" verbatim to Mohammed. To Muslims, it cannot be interpreted or changed.
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia   2015-01-12 09:18  

#2  Has there been any reaction in the Muzzie world to the speech by El Sisi?

That would seem to be the hinge point for this discussion.
Posted by: AlanC   2015-01-12 08:15  

#1  There is already violence among Muslims over interpretations, but it's one-sided. The snake has all the lines.
Posted by: Anguper Hupomosing9418    2015-01-12 07:10  

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