Apparently he had a gun licence...
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I don't accept that at all so stop trying to twist my words. The allusion I'm.getting at is that both the Qur'an and the Old Testament contain passages inciting violence and thus to single out the former as exceptional on that front is intellectually dishonest.
Answer my question and I'll answer yours...
Ok, so here's your starter for ten: I Sam 15 - The LORD commands Saul via Samuel to exterminate the Amalekites.Except that you have not been able to list the OT passages that parallel the Quran, wherein I have listed the Quran several times for you to which your reaction so far has been that it is the same as the OT. So you have not illustrated your case at all nor have you said that anything that Muhammad did was wrong, which I understand might be a hate crime in the UK.
Your last post makes no sense.
Ok, so here's your starter for ten: I Sam 15 - The LORD commands Saul via Samuel to exterminate the Amalekites.
Your initial point I believe about the distinction between far right terrorism and Islamist terrorism is that the latter's 'scriptures' contain passages inciting violence and thus Islam is inherently violent. My counter point is that Jewish and Christian holy texts - in this case the OT* - also contain verses which, if taken literally, can be construed as endorsing or inciting violence. I have just given you but one example above.
*And if you want something specifically Christian, I've seen it argued here on the BB that Luke 22:36 is a justification for Christians to take up arms.
My point is that the Bible, both OT and NT, contains verses that can be used and indeed have been used (Crusades, Inquisition, Wars of Religion in eg: France, Ireland and Germany) by Christians to support violence and forcible conversions against those they consider to be non-believers. Therefore to single out Islam and Muslims as exceptional on this front is disingenuous.
Which Germans, which Brits? This Brit doesn't believe they're the same! I'm sure there are some Americans in addition to the ones you've referenced who could say that they are the same: does that mean that "The Americans" are telling us they are the same?Luke is talking about self-defense as you know very well. Anyway, is that the verse that the UK is using for knife control?
It seems that the Germans and the Brits are telling us that Allah and Jesus are the same. Sounds like J.D.Greear, Albert Mohler, and Russell Moore. Or so the Germans and Brits would have us believe.
Which Germans, which Brits? This Brit doesn't believe they're the same! I'm sure there are some Americans in addition to the ones you've referenced who could say that they are the same: does that mean that "The Americans" are telling us they are the same?
Luke 22:36 can and has been interpreted to justify self defence. It can and also has been interpreted to justify aggressive violence against non-believers.
Your digression into knife crime again is dodging the issue: does the Bible contain passages that can be and have been used to justify violence against non-Christians, yes or no? I think the evidence of history is pretty clear.
Do you have other ways of diverting from the issue?
Mosley was a right wing fascist, LOL!
No such thing as a dog whistle in rhetoric, eh? That makes me laugh...
Your initial point I believe about the distinction between far right terrorism and Islamist terrorism is that the latter's 'scriptures' contain passages inciting violence and thus Islam is inherently violent. My counter point is that Jewish and Christian holy texts - in this case the OT* - also contain verses which, if taken literally, can be construed as endorsing or inciting violence. I have just given you but one example above.
*And if you want something specifically Christian, I've seen it argued here on the BB that Luke 22:36 is a justification for Christians to take up arms.
My point is that the Bible, both OT and NT, contains verses that can be used and indeed have been used (Crusades, Inquisition, Wars of Religion in eg: France, Ireland and Germany) by Christians to support violence and forcible conversions against those they consider to be non-believers. Therefore to single out Islam and Muslims as exceptional on this front is disingenuous.
Didn't realise Sunday was comedy day on the BB!Fascism is left wing and Mosely is a lefty ecoterrorist.