Jul 26, 2004, 10:17
"The public law applies to all people of a given jurisdiction regardless of their faith".
In theory.
In practise, this just isnt so. Certain groups, (as I may have said before), will flout the law, claiming religious persecution by it, (the law).
"Religious law is relevant only to those who are faithful to the particular religion. For example, Islamic law has no legitimacy to Christians, and vice-versa".
Not so. Religious law is becoming the snare by which Christians are being trapped.
"If the public law is based on a particular religious doctrine, the remainder of the population is alienated and marginalized".
Theory. Not reality. In fact, the minority groups "law" infects the majority, and attempts to place guilt and discriminatory practises where none should exist.
Cal, I'm sorry man, but you speak from a political stance. No politicing will ever get this right.
In theory.
In practise, this just isnt so. Certain groups, (as I may have said before), will flout the law, claiming religious persecution by it, (the law).
"Religious law is relevant only to those who are faithful to the particular religion. For example, Islamic law has no legitimacy to Christians, and vice-versa".
Not so. Religious law is becoming the snare by which Christians are being trapped.
"If the public law is based on a particular religious doctrine, the remainder of the population is alienated and marginalized".
Theory. Not reality. In fact, the minority groups "law" infects the majority, and attempts to place guilt and discriminatory practises where none should exist.
Cal, I'm sorry man, but you speak from a political stance. No politicing will ever get this right.
Cave canem