I don't perceive anything...I have first hand experience of being educated through a religious background so I can speak from experience and I am fully aware of the bigotry that is taught in mainstream religous education.
Dutch Ritual Slaughter Ban a Step Closer
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I don't perceive anything...I have first hand experience of being educated through a religious background so I can speak from experience and I am fully aware of the bigotry that is taught in mainstream religous education.
Which is a small or even tiny part of religious people yet you think they are all the same, even that was probably only catholic religion.
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The cutting of the throat is one part of it. I didnt ask what Dhabīḥah is, I know what it is, I asked you why you think it should be banned.
I hardly think that over one billion Catholic followers worldwide is a tiny part of religious believers!
And how many of them are bigoted and which denomination etc etc. Your exposure has been tiny.
The whole ethos of all mainstream religions is to view the non-believer as inferior, therefore all are inherently bigoted!
Wrong so so wrong
Christianity views everyone as the same we are all sinners including religious people. The only difference is what happens after death.
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It is the nature of the rejection and the desire to force your view on others that applies the bigoted lable, not the rejection itself, just as you can be a christian and not a bigot, but the behaviour of some christians and their desired outcomes gives them the bigot label.
I see a society that forces people to pray, and a society that forces them not to, to be equally abhorrent.
Really?
Then why do the three main religions in this country view and teach that the marrying of their followers to non-believers or followers of another religion as wrong?
No, it isn't, this view either suggests a massive lack of education or a willfully mis-representative position.
Because they don't, Catholics advise caution due to temptation of sin. They don't teach that it is not allowed or wrong. All though some within the religion might but that's different.
Taken the words quite literally out of my mouth...
Anyhow bit surprised that Holland would do such a thing ie ban the practice of ritual slaughtering...i think its about the most stupidest thing they can do tbh mainly because its infriging upon peoples human rights to eat whatever meat they feel they want to eat, whether it be halal, kosher or none of the above...
And what sins might they commit by marrying someone from another religion or without any religious convictions?
Does that not indicate that they view non-believers as less worthy?
Although I don't hold any religious views, I would not advise a like thinker not to marry anyone who was from one of the major faiths just because I don't believe in a god!
I support this ban, have a look at this
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhabihah
It seems as if here they are usually stunned and this is the law, however it might not always be the case. If it is done how it is meant to, it is pretty inhumane compared with modern methods.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhabihah
It seems as if here they are usually stunned and this is the law, however it might not always be the case. If it is done how it is meant to, it is pretty inhumane compared with modern methods.
Not at all, how does that even relate to less worthy in your mind. Being non religious could mean they sin more and as such strum ga non beloved might cause more temptation to sin. That is all nothing more and certainly not what you are suggesting.
What a silly comment you would turn down the love of your life because they are religious. My dads agnostic at best, not sure exactly his views as he doesn't seem to have any, mums religious they get on great and is treated like any other hobby that you may not enjoy. You compromise and support your loved one in any aspect.
How can you read that and come to that conclusion, it is a very humane method.
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i have no religion, the GF however is catholic. Why should that even be a problem? it isnt.
Yep - let religious believers have their way!
We should also actively encourage and promote homophobia, mysogyny, stoning to death, beheading, honour killings, burning at the stake etc etc ..after all it's their human rights to think that way!
That's ridiculous and you know it.
Stop talking absolute ******** fella...