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>The problem with Islam is it has not transformed to modern religion. Isn't that grounds for legitimate criticism, then? Un-modern religions have no place in a
by na85 9y ago
>The problem with Islam is it has not transformed to modern religion.
Isn't that grounds for legitimate criticism, then? Un-modern religions have no place in a modern world.
In tech we're so quick to throw even 5-year old concepts out as obsolete, why must Islam be defended in its obsolescence?
- 0xFFC 9y agoDid you read the comments? I didn’t defend Islam! I attacked all religions. You can not say Islam is essentially bad while Christianity is not that bad. They are fundamentally same. In my opinion they all are bs. But Christianity is transformed under presure, that pressure was not there for Islam until last 20, 30 years. So islam hasn’t transformed yet. That doesn’t make Christianity better or Islam worse. >>As middle eastern who was 100% okay with what you said you totally lost me when you said : >islam, unlike christianity, is inherently immersed in politics
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoChristianity hasn't transformed, the politics of adherents has. The same truths stand. The same fundamentals of faith are still there. Islam can't be modernised and still be Islam because it dictates a political order and holds a pre-medieval warlord as the ideal person. They're fundamentally different in this respect at least.