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"freedom-of-expression (which should be held dearly) is not freedom to attack other's values." Actually, it is. I have read the Qur'an, all of it. Page after
by gort 16y ago
"freedom-of-expression (which should be held dearly) is not freedom to attack other's values."
Actually, it is.
I have read the Qur'an, all of it. Page after page it tells me that people like myself deserve to be tortured for zillions of years. I find it pretty offensive and hateful. But I don't call for it to be banned.
- tamersalama 16y agoThat was quick.
- ivenkys 16y agoThis is absolutely spot-on. I have seen debates on T.V where respected Muslim scholars agree on and defend this interpretation - its the duty of a Muslim (Mu'min) to kill or convert an unbeliever (Kaafir). I don't understand why this argument(of banning the Qu'ran) is not made whenever this topic comes up.