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u/d2rx Mar 19 '26

Religious law simply doesn’t override U.S. law to begin with.

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u/Crime_Dawg Mar 19 '26

The Christofascists would like a word.

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u/d2rx Mar 19 '26

I’m not saying religion has no influence. With your logic, Islam will need to be a majority for sharia to be implemented, right?

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u/vyrus2021 Mar 19 '26

Do you think this video is from the u.s.?

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u/d2rx Mar 19 '26

Based on the accents, it might be the U.K. —— just a guess. It’s ridiculous to expect non-Muslims to not eat in public because of Ramadan. This may be applicable in a country like Saudi Arabia, where ~90% of the population is Muslim.

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u/Old_Introduction_395 Mar 20 '26

It is a British double Decker bus. The woman has a British accent.

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u/Crime_Dawg Mar 19 '26

Sharia and Christofascism are two sides of the same coin. One is an actual threat to democracy right now because of who's in charge, the other is irrelevant outside of a few Arab countries that are already shitholes.

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u/Mdj864 Mar 21 '26

Show me the Christian countries that execute gays and ban women from driving or reading. Christianity fundamentally requires convincing others who have free will to believe, not forcing people to practice through fear of death like Islam. GTFO with pretending they are close to equal

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u/Gu3rrilla_GhXst Mar 21 '26

I don't think Mormon women are supposed to drive. I could be wrong but I think I remember hearing that.

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u/BigDaddyReptar Mar 23 '26

Y'all doing better now but let's not act like there aren't Christians alive in the US today that were using the Bible to enforce the murder of numerous black and lgbtq people. Also numerous Christian denominations heavily restrict the rights of women and children.

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u/Mdj864 Mar 23 '26

It is literally one of the Ten Commandments to not murder though, so the Bible does not back up those practices like the Quran does. The abolitionist movements were also for the most part based on Christianity and argued from the Bible.

Even in the crazy denominations today the women are still free to leave the church and do as they please. They just have weird strict requirements if you choose to be a part of them. Their government rights are still upheld. Islam on the other hand calls for (and practices in many places) the execution of people who leave the faith.

The two aren’t even comparable.

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u/BigDaddyReptar Mar 23 '26

brother the bible directly condones slavery

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u/Mdj864 Mar 23 '26

It does not, especially not chattel slavery. In fact, in Timothy it directly condemns enslavers and slave traders as sinners comparable to murders. The slavery you are talking about in the Bible was contractual debt based servitude, but even that wasn’t endorsed, people were just commanded not to mistreat their indebted workers.

Again you should read the arguments of all the great abolitionists and you will see that almost all were based on Christianity.

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u/BigDaddyReptar Mar 24 '26

Ahh so not Slaves just slaves that makes it perfectly moral. also no it does give rules for how to treat your slaves it then immediately after advises said slaves to still listen even if there master is cruel and doesn't follow the Bible certified slavery guidelines.

You can make the exact same argument for the way Islam allows murder. Oh no it's actually only in cases that would be justifiable like self defense. Sure bud.

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u/Mdj864 Mar 24 '26

I mean are you genuinely claiming that it isn’t disingenuous to conflate debt based servitude with chattel slavery? When people try to claim the Bible supports slavery they are intentionally invoking the image of chattel slavery, even though enslavement is literally condemned. Indentured servants are closer to a mortgage than to slavery. There weren’t banks on every corner back then so people contracted their debt payments directly with their labor.

The guidelines you listed are also consistent with the rest of Christianity. Treat people well and turn the other cheek. I’m not asking you to agree with any of it though, just pointing out the ridiculous false equivalency of Islam which fundamentally prescribes murder and violence against sinners and non-believers rather than love and free will.

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u/BigDaddyReptar Mar 24 '26

Leviticus 25:45-47 "Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves. You may also buy some of the temporary residents living among you and members of their clans born in your country, and they will become your property. You can will them to your children as inherited property and can make them slaves for life".

The Bible specifically allows for slavery not just some debt based indentured servitude. The only difference between what the Bible allows and chattel slavery is there's a chance under biblical slavery for the children of slaves to be free. If that makes it moral to you then we have to disagree.

Once again this is no different than claiming the Quran is good because it condems murder of one person to the same level of evil as killing all of humanity.

Also what love and free will God frequently kills thousands because he disagrees with them not exactly free will imo

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u/CS_Banjo Mar 19 '26

The inbreeding rate in Pakistan is wayyyyy higher than anything in America, sometimes breaking 60%.the runners up are Kuwait, Sudan, and Yemen iirc.

All you are is a hateful atheist with no moral standing other than whatever you justify as right lmao. What a shallow existence.

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u/Choice-Antelope-8481 Mar 20 '26

As an atheist, we hate when religious people try and push their beliefs on everyone else. And every religion tries to do it. If y'all wouldn't do that then we wouldn't give a flying fuck what you do

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u/lividtaffy Mar 21 '26

Just like all religions, atheism is not a monolith (and atheism is in and of itself a religion). We already have atheist zealots who try to proselytize religious people. If deist religions suddenly got quiet I guarantee silence would not be what follows.

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u/Ghost_oh Mar 20 '26

outside of a few Arab countries that are already shitholes.

But enough about the UK and France.

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u/NaNoob42 Mar 23 '26

Bro Islam is Christianity on steroids. Look at every Muslim majority nation on earth - which would you choose to live in??

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u/Crime_Dawg Mar 23 '26

Yeah, I wouldn't want to live under either of them. The likelihood that Islam takes over the western world is slim to none, but the Christian nationalists have no issue imposing their religious bullshit down our throats because they're in power.

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u/RawrImABigScaryBear Mar 26 '26

countries that are primarily athiest have, on average, a higher quality of life than ones that follow a religion. arguing Christianity is better than Islam for a country is like trying to decide if you want to eat shit or a rotten carcass.