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Actually, that's not quite accurate. It wasn't all that long ago that there was a serious consideration of allowing sharia law into the province of Ontario's legal system where family disputes were concerned. Fortunately -- for now -- that was defeated because we finally realized that it would cheapen the lives and worth of females. That defeat will not stop those who want sharia as part of our law. And history shows that repeated effort often results in the demanded change.
Killing for religion is never just, and a god demanding it and partaking in it is not merciful. That is what we call petty, spiteful, insecure, and filled with wraith.
True, but I see no one on either side of the cultural divide embracing sharia.
A very fine video, well worth watching.
Its not a save Junaid Hafeez or US shooting victims case, we can argue the case that both should be saved
But do we also need to be tolerant and respectful of all beliefs? Can you think of a belief that might not only merit not being respected, but also merit being forcibly put down?
Not sharia, but dangerous laws none the less such as an Ohio law that would attempt to force doctors to attempt to save an ectopic pregnancy, laws to deny LGBT rights, prayers instead of real solutions for school shootings, censorship laws, keeping evolution out of science classes to teach creationism, and insane and deranged laws about the environment lead with the belief god is about to destroy it all and begin anew anyways. And, of course, how we must behave, because be it hurricanes or boobquakes god has a bad aim or just doesn't care when he indiscriminately commits genocide.
That's Canada.
Yeah, Pakistan is pretty crap. Devastating news
And what do you think Sharia is? It's just Islamic religious law. What you mention is the same as having Jewish religious courts settle disputes between Jews.
