Is the $5000 Bernie is going to save us on health insurance on top or inclusive of the $2500 from Barack I'm waiting on?
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This was a very interesting book, written from by a guy who knows about true Islam. His basic premise in the book, is that while most muslims are peaceful, it's only because they are nominal muslims, and do not take the authoritative writings (Quran, etc) as seriously as the radicals. I partially agree with the POTUS. I work with a non-radical muslim, very nice guy. The danger is, when do individual muslims become radicalized? How do you know, when they start taking the Quran very seriously? That is the warning from Yousef in this book.
I've not heard or seen any reports of American Muslims doing genital mutilations, honor killings, sexual slavery, executing gays, executing those who leave the faith, etc...
We can all find justifications for about anything in any Holy book.
And Westboro Baptist members have killed how many people?
Yeah, not sure what he trying to accomplish continuing to whine about it. If this is a strategy, not sure I get it.Donald Trump you lost Iowa, get over it and quit acting like a spoiled little child throwing a temper tantrum.
Via the AP
Trump: Look, Cruz lost, I won. I would explain it but it would be over your heads. Caucus is Latin for "dumb apes"
Welp, Texas cut planned parenthood contraceptions and now there is an increase in Medicaid births. Bet the Texas tax payers like that. hahaha dumb asses.
So there's no more sex education taught in Texas and they stopped selling condoms?
Dang!
Said it yesterday after Rand withdrew: No place in GOP for Libertarians....
https://www.ijreview.com/2016/02/529017-gary-johnson-rand-paul-libertarians/
Agree, if I was as emotional and hyperbolic as you and a few others, of course it would read like that from your mindset.LOL that does read like a LEK post.
And how many "Christians" murder, abuse and do other horrible things to people in the US?You seriously haven't? Are you kidding?
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/04/honor-killings-in-america/391760/
Per the DOJ, there are something like 24-27 that happen in the US every year (that we know of, more that we don't)
I first became aware of this despicable behavior in the US when it happened less than a mile from a house I owned in Jonesboro, Ga.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99616128
Problem is, even native peoples, from the beginning of time, understand there has to be a God up there, despite the actions of humanity. It's the 'intellectuals' who seem to deny it. So to wish religions, and hence a set of moral values, shouldn't exist is a pipe dream.
There has to be a god up there? There potentially might be some sort of creator. There might not. We don't know. Organized religion is just meta narrative created to make sense of everything. It gives people a beginning, middle, and end. People like narratives. They create them in their minds every single day. Is it a pipe dream to wish religions didn't exist? Sure, but no more than wishing for a mansion in the sky and streets paved with gold.Problem is, even native peoples, from the beginning of time, understand there has to be a God up there, despite the actions of humanity. It's the 'intellectuals' who seem to deny it. So to wish religions, and hence a set of moral values, shouldn't exist is a pipe dream.
I wish there was some sort of historical proof that biblical stories are true. I don't want to believe that when you die everything goes black forever - like you never existed. But even the story of Christ is told by unknown writers a hundred years or so after his life was said to happen. Was it true, or just folklore that caught on in a huge way?There has to be a god up there? There potentially might be some sort of creator. There might not. We don't know. Organized religion is just meta narrative created to make sense of everything. It gives people a beginning, middle, and end. People like narratives. They create them in their minds every single day. Is it a pipe dream to wish religions didn't exist? Sure, but no more than wishing for a mansion in the sky and streets paved with gold.
No one wants to believe that it's over and there's nothing else. And who knows what happens. Billions of years passed before I was even a thought. Just live for today instead of a future you don't even know exists. My opinion is that it's mostly folklore. It caught on just like every other religion caught on; people will believe anything if they want to believe it.I wish there was some sort of historical proof that biblical stories are true. I don't want to believe that when you die everything goes black forever - like you never existed. But even the story of Christ is told by unknown writers a hundred years or so after his life was said to happen. Was it true, or just folklore that caught on in a huge way?