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Is islam a religion of peace?
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SeventhSandwich:

--- Quote from: Red Spy on March 23, 2017, 04:56:04 PM ---The Bible and Qur'an have very different themes and large difference is that Islam is an extremely collectivist ideology while Christianity is more about living a better life. Islam hasn't gone through a reformation in 1,400 years and it's pretty obvious when you look at countries like Iran or Qatar. One still has slavery and the other is treating gays like roosterroaches.

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There were post-reformation Christian societies that both held slaves and also persecuted gays. What now?
Red Spy:

--- Quote from: SeventhSandwich on March 23, 2017, 04:58:53 PM ---There were post-reformation Christian societies that both held slaves and also persecuted gays. What now?

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Do those still exist or are they a fringe
beachbum111111:

--- Quote from: SeventhSandwich on March 23, 2017, 04:58:53 PM ---There were post-reformation Christian societies that both held slaves and also persecuted gays. What now?

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There were athiest countries that killed millions of people. Checkmate atheists.
Magus:

--- Quote from: Red Spy on March 23, 2017, 04:56:04 PM ---Islam hasn't gone through a reformation in 1,400 years

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Probably a good time to point out that Christianity had its reformation about 1,500 years after it started.
SeventhSandwich:

--- Quote from: Red Spy on March 23, 2017, 05:01:05 PM ---Do those still exist or are they a fringe

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How is the time period relevant here? Did Christianity have another reformation that I'm unaware of?

It seems like you're implying that because Islam had no reformation, that's why certain Muslim-majority nations still have slave labor and persecute gays. But there were Christian-majority nations in history that did both of those things. Unless Christianity has changed dramatically since then, doesn't that undermine what you're saying?
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