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Common Sense Atheism » Why Christians Should Help Fight Sharia Law
Sharia Law dictates that:
- adulterers should be stoned to death
- 9-year-old virgins can be married off without their consent to older men
- abuse in not a valid reason for divorce
- women cannot get a divorce without the husband’s consent
- sons inherit twice as much as daughters
- homosexuals should be stoned to death
And much more. Of course, much of this is taught by the Christian Bible, too, but it is not practiced by most Christians anymore. In contrast, Muslim countries really do stone homosexuals and permit the abuse of women – every day.
Christians may feel safe in America, where most of their neighbors are Christian as well. But it will not always be that way.
Christians seem to think the real threat comes from atheists. But atheists have no agenda to conquer the world or abuse women or stone adulterers and homosexuals to death. Muslims do. Even liberal Muslims, should they ever decide to actually start doing what their holy book says, can help bind up the world in the chains of Sharia.

This is going to end badly….



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Keep praying to end abortion…it has worked so far.
I get the idea that the wrong idea of agnosticism is lodged into people’s minds. Allow me to unlodge it, and replace it with a more accurate understanding of it.
I see a lot of people answering they are an agnostic when asked their opinion on the existence of gods. In their mind, agnosticism is in the middle of the range between atheism and theism.
It is not! Agnosticism is a position on knowledge, not on the existence of god(s). It does not fit on the range between atheism and theism, though it can supplement it. You can be an agnostic theist, or an agnostic atheist. In either cases, you believe something about the existence of gods, but you do not claim to know it. Similarly, the opposite is possible. You can be a gnostic theist, claiming you know god(s) exist.
I hope this clarifies.
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