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Catholic priests did NOT do crimes for god,
but islamists do crimes for god. Big difference.
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Catholic priests did NOT do crimes for god,
but islamists do crimes for god. Big difference.
My question was, should all groups condemn the violence of their fellows, or just religious groups?
I agree...while noting...
... that agenda driven campaigns have a habit of focusing on specific groups, while ignoring others.
They didn't do child abuse for god, they did it for themselves.
And what campaign would that be? who's campaign? is there someone running for office we are to be electing?
And what pray tell would that agenda be? Please feel free to enlighten those who are apparently left in the dark of such things.
The discussion of the thread isn't referring to non-religious groups and it was already previous made clear by Zeno in his previous post that he was specifically referring to people who act in the name of a religion, aka "religious groups."
Why ask a question when you already have the answer?
In my experience, often times, when religious fanatics claim to be "acting in the name of god," it's just a cover for their own selfish deeds. Conversely, many will actually delude themselves and convince others that their delusion is the will of god. Having been subjected to child molestation myself at that hands of church leaders who proclaimed they were doing the will of god, I beg to differ.
Islamists are proud of their crimes (they show off their crimes like be-headings ... etc)
The priests are not (they hide their crimes)
Well, while we're painting with a broad brush, Australians eat meat pies, Vegemite and barbecue all day. When they're not drunk or surfing.Islamists are proud of their crimes (they show off their crimes like be-headings ... etc)
The priests are not (they hide their crimes)

I wouldn't say "will of god" but instead maybe "justified/excused by their beliefs". But otherwise, that is the common denominator with these fanatical and fundamentalist groups.ElmosToe said:In my experience, often times, when religious fanatics claim to be "acting in the name of god," it's just a cover for their own selfish deeds. Conversely, many will actually delude themselves and convince others that their delusion is the will of god.
The discussion of the thread isn't referring to non-religious groups and it was already previous made clear by Zeno in his previous post that he was specifically referring to people who act in the name of a religion, aka "religious groups."
Why ask a question when you already have the answer?
Which ones? Those Youtubes at the Oxford Union?i watched the religious debates from the UK....
Because they are changing the face of England with their intolerance and MASSIVE birthrate and inbreeding and many English feel outnumbered and alien in their own land....Don't know why they gave a lot of air time to the islamists.
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Remove those blinkers... it's a daily crusade for a couple of our regular posters.
I wouldn't say "will of god" but instead maybe "justified/excused by their beliefs". But otherwise, that is the common denominator with these fanatical and fundamentalist groups.
"Should" is the question I've asked, and it asks a question which you are not apprehending. Zeno's post may be solely about the violence of religious groups, but ought it?
The question invites an explanation, thus, of why religious groups should singularly be accountable for violence.
What is the particular reason that requires such a standard for religion that's spared of, say, communists, Malaysians or men?
Or if your intent on asking such questions has an ulterior motive or "agenda", then perhaps you should ask the REAL question that you want the answer to.
