Plan to Build Mosque Near Ground Zero Riles 9/11 Families

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Foxrac said:
Why does you say about ex-Muslims at first place?
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Because I asked earlier if it includes "good ex-Muslims." You never answered.
 
kokonut said:
A good example of a Christian extremist, so to speak.
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And yet another example. Even though he's registered as a Democrat, I can't imagine many Democrats are proud to have him on their team. A lot like Muslim terrorists and the general Muslim world at large.
 
kokonut said:
Because I asked earlier if it includes "good ex-Muslims." You never answered.
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You started brought up at first place.

I asked you about why does you think that ex-Muslims are apostasy?
 
CJB said:
You quoted my post before I went back to fact-check... from the looks of it, he's still alive.
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ok. I don't remember you mentioning he's dead. Perhaps I missed that part? According to Yahoo, he's Democrat.
 
CJB said:
And yet another example. Even though he's registered as a Democrat, I can't imagine many Democrats are proud to have him on their team. A lot like Muslim terrorists and the general Muslim world at large.
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Bingo. Shame that others can't see that.
 
Foxrac said:
Yup, it doesn't make Dem looks bad, anyway.
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Right, still a good example to use if people start shouting about conservatives as "extremists." I'll just point to Fred. He is as extremely conservative as you can get around these parts.
 
jillio said:
Yes, but that painting by Michelangelo is not one the general public is aware of. Wonder why that is?:giggle:

Well, I don't know if one really needs to know so much about "Jewish art" to see that the perspective of the artist is a reflection of their belief system.
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LOL. You have a point there. Just that the Church was heavily influncencial on European art. The same may not be true for other regions of this world.
 
kokonut said:
Right, still a good example to use if people start shouting about conservatives as "extremists." I'll just point to Fred. He is as extremely conservative as you can get around these parts.
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That connection has not even come up until you felt the need to insert it.:roll: "The long and winding road that leads"............right back to those nasty liberals! :laugh2:
 
deafskeptic said:
LOL. You have a point there. Just that the Church was heavily influncencial on European art. The same may not be true for other regions of this world.
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Oh, yes...the Church was influential on European art. And it isn't true of other areas of the world...take a look, for instance at the aboriginal artworks of say, for instance, Africa. But, their own religious belief systems were influential.
 
Foxrac said:
You haven't answer my question yet.

Why does you think that ex-Muslims are apostasy?
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Then you really do not understand what apostasy means if you keep asking that question again and again. You need to look it up yourself instead of being spoon-fed here.

What religion does a Muslim is supposed to follow? Islam.
Now, if a Muslim abandons that religion then it's called apostasy. In the Muslim example, he/she would become an ex-Muslim because he/she renounced from following Islam and no longer want to be identified as a Muslim.

Got it now?

I hope so.

You still haven't answered my question.
 
jillio said:
Yes, but that painting by Michelangelo is not one the general public is aware of. Wonder why that is?:giggle:

Well, I don't know if one really needs to know so much about "Jewish art" to see that the perspective of the artist is a reflection of their belief system.
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Is it ok to paint a portrait of Mohammad?

I really ... really want to.
 
jillio said:
That connection has not even come up until you felt the need to insert it.:roll: "The long and winding road that leads"............right back to those nasty liberals! :laugh2:
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:laugh2::laugh2:
 
jillio said:
Oh, yes...the Church was influential on European art. And it isn't true of other areas of the world...take a look, for instance at the aboriginal artworks of say, for instance, Africa. But, their own religious belief systems were influential.
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I meant thierr own religous beliefs - Not the Church - of the other parts of the world. I should have made that clear.
 
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