This is what ozymandias has said in another thread.
I feel that it is people with this type of approach who are responsible for giving Islam a bad name more than a few Muslim radicals and lunatics.
If you are not going to learn about Islam from Muslims, as a whole, then what right do you have to judge Islam based on those who only care about spreading negative propaganda about Islam? Where do you draw the line?
When you take away accountability for one's actions and thoughts then you create a society where people can do whatever they want. It becomes a society where might is right.
This type of thinking destroys the peaceful aspect of our social fabric. These types of mentalities are responsible for breeding hatred and resent.
Originally posted by ozymandias
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If you are not going to learn about Islam from Muslims, as a whole, then what right do you have to judge Islam based on those who only care about spreading negative propaganda about Islam? Where do you draw the line?
When you take away accountability for one's actions and thoughts then you create a society where people can do whatever they want. It becomes a society where might is right.
This type of thinking destroys the peaceful aspect of our social fabric. These types of mentalities are responsible for breeding hatred and resent.


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