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I was mainly devils'-advocating, up until this guy. With this guy, I can find no fault. If you watch his 60 Minutes interview, it seems heartfelt and authentic
by pmarreck 2y ago
I was mainly devils'-advocating, up until this guy.
With this guy, I can find no fault. If you watch his 60 Minutes interview, it seems heartfelt and authentic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grj328-hlhA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grj328-hlhA Plus, if he was born Palestinian and is now a Buddhist, that means that he willingly chose to endure the risk of getting killed as an apostate.
Something must be done.
- hellobubba 2y ago[dead]
- amdivia 2y agoWhat are you talking about? He's still a Palestine. Palestinians can be Muslim, Jewish, Christian, Buddhists, Atheists, Agnostics, etc.. I believe your comment on "getting killed as an apostate" is highly uneducated. I'm a Palestinian, my family is Muslim, one of my uncles is agnostic. He's alive, he's still part of the family. The case is the same with many families, whether Christian's becoming Muslim, or Muslims becoming agnostic.
- skyyler 2y agoI don't mean this to pry; I am asking from a place of genuine curiosity: You say he's agnostic. Would the situation be any different if he was atheist?