Current Events > Am I right in thinking Muslims care a lot more about religion than Christians?

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Squall28 10/07/18 2:10:01 PM #1:	I'm not too familiar with religion in general, but that's the impression I got. --- If you're going through hell, keep going. -Winston Churchill <cite>Squall28 posted [p:910120135] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>I'm not too familiar with religion in general, but that's the impression I got.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDogfather 10/07/18 2:10:59 PM #2:	nb4bedlam --- I'd rather look at virtual horse balls than a post from UR. - __aCEr__ <cite>TheDogfather posted [p:910120184] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>nb4bedlam</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bladegash 10/07/18 2:12:10 PM #3:	I think it's more of a culture thing. In my experience, the middle east takes slights more seriously than the west, religion or not. Religion is probably a sweet spot tho. Not sure if Dagestan counts as the middle east, but I'm sure the culture is somewhat similar. --- Snappin necks & Cashin checks <cite>bladegash posted [p:910120246] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>I think it's more of a culture thing. In my experience, the middle east takes slights more seriously than the west, religion or not. Religion is probably a sweet spot tho. Not sure if Dagestan counts as the middle east, but I'm sure the culture is somewhat similar.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheKentster 10/07/18 2:13:17 PM #4:	Well yeah, it controls their entire life and the things they do. Look at what they're doing to Paris. <cite>TheKentster posted [p:910120311] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>Well yeah, it controls their entire life and the things they do. Look at what they're doing to Paris.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 10/07/18 2:14:54 PM #5:	It's not the religion it's the culture. In the west in modern day, religion isn't taken as seriously as it is in the middle east <cite>Zikten posted [p:910120406] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>It's not the religion it's the culture. In the west in modern day, religion isn't taken as seriously as it is in the middle east</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Squall28 10/07/18 2:15:26 PM #6:	TheKentster posted... Well yeah, it controls their entire life and the things they do. Look at what they're doing to Paris. What are they doing in Paris? Also, it just seems like Christians joke about their own religion all the time. Like they'll poke fun at God sometimes. --- If you're going through hell, keep going. -Winston Churchill <cite>Squall28 posted [p:910120434] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheKentster posted...</cite> <quote>Well yeah, it controls their entire life and the things they do. Look at what they're doing to Paris.</quote> What are they doing in Paris? Also, it just seems like Christians joke about their own religion all the time. Like they'll poke fun at God sometimes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheKentster 10/07/18 2:19:57 PM #7:	Squall28 posted... What are they doing in Paris? They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything. <cite>TheKentster posted [p:910120687] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>What are they doing in Paris?</quote> They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bananana 10/07/18 2:21:19 PM #8:	TheKentster posted... Squall28 posted... What are they doing in Paris? They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything. Lmao, who is this jokester <cite>Bananana posted [p:910120764] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheKentster posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>What are they doing in Paris?</quote> They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything.</quote> Lmao, who is this jokester</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
s0nicfan 10/07/18 2:21:25 PM #9:	Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet. --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz <cite>s0nicfan posted [p:910120768] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Colorahdo 10/07/18 2:23:21 PM #10:	I think they just tend to be from areas where religion is taken very seriously The muslims that live in Dubai and such drink and have girlfriends and whatever else makes them total hypocrites, just like how christians in america can be christians but never go to church or give to the poor or love their neighbors and whatever. My buddy lived in Qatar and talked about how all the Qatari businessmen would smuggle in booze and go to not-so-secret strip clubs etc --- But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them - bring them here and kill them in front of me ~Jesus Christ <cite>Colorahdo posted [p:910120887] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>I think they just tend to be from areas where religion is taken very seriously The muslims that live in Dubai and such drink and have girlfriends and whatever else makes them total hypocrites, just like how christians in america can be christians but never go to church or give to the poor or love their neighbors and whatever. My buddy lived in Qatar and talked about how all the Qatari businessmen would smuggle in booze and go to not-so-secret strip clubs etc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
creativerealms 10/07/18 2:24:28 PM #11:	TheKentster posted... Squall28 posted... What are they doing in Paris? They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything. Lol. --- Sarcasm is my basic function. <cite>creativerealms posted [p:910120959] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheKentster posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>What are they doing in Paris?</quote> They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything.</quote> Lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Garioshi 10/07/18 2:25:06 PM #12:	s0nicfan posted... Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet. It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping. --- "I can't wait to get cancer" - Forgotten, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:910120996] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet.</quote> It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheKentster 10/07/18 2:25:28 PM #13:	creativerealms posted... TheKentster posted... Squall28 posted... What are they doing in Paris? They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything. Lol. It's the truth and it's one of the main reasons people elected Trump, because he wouldn't let that happen here. <cite>TheKentster posted [p:910121014] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>creativerealms posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheKentster posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>What are they doing in Paris?</quote> They took it over. French people aren't safe anymore. And since it's called religious activity their leaders have just allowed it to happen. They have their nightly prayer and just fill the streets, you can't go anywhere or do anything.</quote> Lol.</quote> It's the truth and it's one of the main reasons people elected Trump, because he wouldn't let that happen here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ThyCorndog 10/07/18 2:25:34 PM #14:	it comes down to the religion being tied into the culture. it's not the same in every muslim country. in pre-renaissance europe, european christians were highly religious as well. you also have highly religious non-muslim, non-christian countries throughout asia like in india and sri lanka. a lot of the east and southeast asian countries also have religion playing important roles in their lives, and the ones that don't mostly lost their religiosity under communist rule --- Hey what's going on in this thread https://imgur.com/6fpKRW8 https://imgur.com/RNZi0gk <cite>ThyCorndog posted [p:910121021] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>it comes down to the religion being tied into the culture. it's not the same in every muslim country. in pre-renaissance europe, european christians were highly religious as well. you also have highly religious non-muslim, non-christian countries throughout asia like in india and sri lanka. a lot of the east and southeast asian countries also have religion playing important roles in their lives, and the ones that don't mostly lost their religiosity under communist rule</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broseph_Stalin 10/07/18 2:25:40 PM #15:	USER INFO: THEKENTSTER Novice User User Since: Aug 2018 Karma: 29 Active Posts: 96 <cite>Broseph_Stalin posted [p:910121031] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>USER INFO: THEKENTSTER Novice User User Since: Aug 2018 Karma: 29 Active Posts: 96</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 10/07/18 2:26:48 PM #16:	Garioshi posted... s0nicfan posted... Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet. It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping. Nope. This is just anti-western propaganda. The middle east has been in that position for over a thousand years with only brief periods of progress that were undone by other tribes there of their own volition. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:910121101] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>Garioshi posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet.</quote> It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping.</quote> Nope. This is just anti-western propaganda. The middle east has been in that position for over a thousand years with only brief periods of progress that were undone by other tribes there of their own volition.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lesidesi 10/07/18 2:27:53 PM #17:	some Muslims care a lot more than some Christians some Christians care a lot more than some Muslims --- If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about the answers. <cite>lesidesi posted [p:910121150] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>some Muslims care a lot more than some Christians some Christians care a lot more than some Muslims</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChainedRedone 10/07/18 2:32:14 PM #18:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Garioshi posted... s0nicfan posted... Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet. It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping. Nope. This is just anti-western propaganda. The middle east has been in that position for over a thousand years with only brief periods of progress that were undone by other tribes there of their own volition. US intervention directly led to the rise of extremism in certain places, ignorant one. Ayatollah Khomeini would have never gained power if it wasn't for the USA. Reza Shah wasn't extremist in the slightest and the USA went and toppled him. Why do you insist on talking about subjects you know nothing about? --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg <cite>ChainedRedone posted [p:910121418] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Garioshi posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, because Islam hasn't had its reformation period yet.</quote> It had its reformation period in some places, but Western foreign policy allowed fundamentalist regimes to take them over, and America to this day continues to topple secular-leaning regimes because it fits the country's short-term interests. For those unaware, Saudi Arabia has the same ideology as ISIS and is the US's top ally in the Middle East. We're definitely not helping.</quote> Nope. This is just anti-western propaganda. The middle east has been in that position for over a thousand years with only brief periods of progress that were undone by other tribes there of their own volition.</quote> US intervention directly led to the rise of extremism in certain places, ignorant one. Ayatollah Khomeini would have never gained power if it wasn't for the USA. Reza Shah wasn't extremist in the slightest and the USA went and toppled him. Why do you insist on talking about subjects you know nothing about?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ThyCorndog 10/07/18 2:32:53 PM #19:	yeah the US fucked up iran big time. one of our biggest mistakes by far --- Hey what's going on in this thread https://imgur.com/6fpKRW8 https://imgur.com/RNZi0gk <cite>ThyCorndog posted [p:910121463] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>yeah the US fucked up iran big time. one of our biggest mistakes by far</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FLUFFYGERM 10/07/18 2:43:41 PM #20:	Iran was already on the verge of collapse after the nationalization of industries like oil. The US assisted with the coup with the Shah's blessing because they wanted more stability. The idea that it's only because of the USA that these extremist toxic regimes emerged is ignorant. The middle east has almost always been this way. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:910122048] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote>Iran was already on the verge of collapse after the nationalization of industries like oil. The US assisted with the coup with the Shah's blessing because they wanted more stability. The idea that it's only because of the USA that these extremist toxic regimes emerged is ignorant. The middle east has almost always been this way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChainedRedone 10/07/18 3:06:28 PM #21:	FLUFFYGERM posted... Iran was already on the verge of collapse after the nationalization of industries like oil. The US assisted with the coup with the Shah's blessing because they wanted more stability. The idea that it's only because of the USA that these extremist toxic regimes emerged is ignorant. The middle east has almost always been this way. We just nudged them a bit in the right direction! That's all! You gotta be mentally fit as hell to do those gymnastics --- David Mink. Hero. https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6043/6337878059_009dd4c4f3_z.jpg <cite>ChainedRedone posted [p:910123197] in Am I right... [t:77076199]...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>Iran was already on the verge of collapse after the nationalization of industries like oil. The US assisted with the coup with the Shah's blessing because they wanted more stability. The idea that it's only because of the USA that these extremist toxic regimes emerged is ignorant. The middle east has almost always been this way.</quote> We just nudged them a bit in the right direction! That's all! You gotta be mentally fit as hell to do those gymnastics</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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