What's up with all the Islamaphobia in the US now a days?

[QUOTE="Good-Apollo"]I don't understand where people get the notion that Islam is a peaceful religion from, it was born from an extremely bloody period in history. It's an extremely archaic religion.Dark_Knight6

The same could be said about Christianity. Take a moment, leaf through the Bible, and count the violent verses.

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

I don't understand where people get the notion that Islam is a peaceful religion from, it was born from an extremely bloody period in history. It's an extremely archaic religion.Good-Apollo

The same could be said about Christianity. Take a moment, leaf through the Bible, and count the violent verses.

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

The same could be said about Christianity. Take a moment, leaf through the Bible, and count the violent verses.

In short, the whole "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" is a load of crap, since here in Gaza which some of you may consider it radical, fundemantalists...etc Christians have churches, centers, schools and whatever the hell they want. even at my university, which is called "The ISLAMIC university of Gaza" we have christians students and we get along perfectly.GazaAli

That "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" serves as an incredibly poor arugement against the mosque being built. If another country has laws agaisnt freedom of religion, that does not change the fact that America allows freedom of religion. This is all in addition to what you have said, by the way.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Good-Apollo"] Don't I know this, which is why I'm anti religious.

Good-Apollo

yes seriously, when you openly say I'm anit religious, you are counter attack the religious intolerance with more intolerance.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]In short, the whole "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" is a load of crap, since here in Gaza which some of you may consider it radical, fundemantalists...etc Christians have churches, centers, schools and whatever the hell they want. even at my university, which is called "The ISLAMIC university of Gaza" we have christians students and we get along perfectly.Dark_Knight6

That "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" serves as an incredibly poor arugement against the mosque being built. If another country has laws agaisnt freedom of religion, that does not change the fact that America allows freedom of religion. This is all in addition to what you have said, by the way.

In short, the whole "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" is a load of crap, since here in Gaza which some of you may consider it radical, fundemantalists...etc Christians have churches, centers, schools and whatever the hell they want. even at my university, which is called "The ISLAMIC university of Gaza" we have christians students and we get along perfectly.GazaAli

That "Christians can't practice their religion freely in Islamic countires" serves as an incredibly poor arugement against the mosque being built. If another country has laws agaisnt freedom of religion, that does not change the fact that America allows freedom of religion. This is all in addition to what you have said, by the way.

[QUOTE="Good-Apollo"][QUOTE="GazaAli"] Which makes absolute sense. We counter the supposdly religious intolerance with more intolerance :roll:GazaAli

yes seriously, when you openly say I'm anit religious, you are counter attack the religious intolerance with more intolerance.

[QUOTE="Good-Apollo"][QUOTE="GazaAli"] Which makes absolute sense. We counter the supposdly religious intolerance with more intolerance :roll:GazaAli

yes seriously, when you openly say I'm anit religious, you are counter attack the religious intolerance with more intolerance.

Seriously....?Good-Apollo

yes seriously, when you openly say I'm anit religious, you are counter attack the religious intolerance with more intolerance.

[QUOTE="Good-Apollo"][QUOTE="GazaAli"]

yes seriously, when you openly say I'm anit religious, you are counter attack the religious intolerance with more intolerance.

GazaAli

agreed. (i know you weren't talking to me) but my post was to show that there are churches, many of whom are recent ones. wasn't trying to make the argument "if we can't do it there we shouldn't allow it here" rather was just showing that there are such places of worship in the Muslim world. SaudiFury

I was agreeing with your post and making an addition. That being, there is no legal basis for being against the building of the mosque. Essentially, the fear of the Islam religion is, for lack of a better word, silly.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Good-Apollo"] Do you tolerate things like Nazism, do you tolerate racism, genocide..Are these things you are intolerant of?Good-Apollo

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[QUOTE="GazaAli"] :lol: you are making yourself even more guilty.GazaAli

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Good-Apollo"] Explain?

Good-Apollo

I don't think it works this way >__>

[QUOTE="Good-Apollo"][QUOTE="GazaAli"] you are comparing religious people to Nazis, racists and genocide like people.GazaAli

I don't think it works this way >__>

If you think this is bad, wait until a dirty bomb goes off, or even worse, a nuke.

There will be death camps.

Islam is far far far from a tolerant religion, so this attempt to display 'tolerance' is really in vain.

It's more of a victory mosque for the 9/11 hijackers. A living memorial to the killers, and a slap in the face of all those that never went home to their families on that day.

Islam is far far far from a tolerant religion, so this attempt to display 'tolerance' is really in vain.

It's more of a victory mosque for the 9/11 hijackers. A living memorial to the killers, and a slap in the face of all those that never went home to their families on that day.