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greycel
It's hard to be Good in a World of Evil 🧑🏻🌾
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Before I say anything, I respect all Religions. If you've seen any of my posts you'd know that. I don't like the idea of Religons fighting with each other. Be the religion you were born into.
Is this Imam not preaching the idea of giving utmost priority to blind loyalty, at the expense of even rationality..
"You're worse than a rapist" if you don't pray...
I think every Muslim should pray.
I like the idea that you follow a religion, even if I don't follow specifically that religion
But it feels like to give the highest of priorities to loyalty, is placing priority in being committed to a cause, as a way of support.. for more numbers in a belief?
Rather than the cause itself
It seems this is a tactic of sorts to get loyalty?
Just for the sake of having a larger group of people following one set of rules.. but how are these rules even just?
Curious to see how this Imam would react if somebody did something to his wife (I hope to God that doesn't happen )... but how would he react?
Would he be fine with it, if the other person prayed?
Would YOU be fine with it?
I was really curious, so I wanted to hear more on this, as the comments are turned off.
Before you guys say "that's how it is", I'd like it if you can provide justification other than the reason you prioritise one over the other is because that's how you were taught to.
Why were you taught that?
Tagging my Muslim bhais: @Gengar @Xangsane @Jason Voorhees @yeeyeeslayer @rand anon @tombradylover @Chadeep
Is this Imam not preaching the idea of giving utmost priority to blind loyalty, at the expense of even rationality..
"You're worse than a rapist" if you don't pray...
I think every Muslim should pray.
I like the idea that you follow a religion, even if I don't follow specifically that religion
But it feels like to give the highest of priorities to loyalty, is placing priority in being committed to a cause, as a way of support.. for more numbers in a belief?
Rather than the cause itself
It seems this is a tactic of sorts to get loyalty?
Just for the sake of having a larger group of people following one set of rules.. but how are these rules even just?
Curious to see how this Imam would react if somebody did something to his wife (I hope to God that doesn't happen )... but how would he react?
Would he be fine with it, if the other person prayed?
Would YOU be fine with it?
I was really curious, so I wanted to hear more on this, as the comments are turned off.
Before you guys say "that's how it is", I'd like it if you can provide justification other than the reason you prioritise one over the other is because that's how you were taught to.
Why were you taught that?
Tagging my Muslim bhais: @Gengar @Xangsane @Jason Voorhees @yeeyeeslayer @rand anon @tombradylover @Chadeep