alanocu says: thorne's clip: http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/7A8566B0-78A6-402F-9369-BE3856CD2094/ rfnajera's clip: http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/EE305010-E265-4C85-9A68-16951563EF55/ "She still could not believe she was pardoned," Mr Sadr said, adding that Ebrahimi had now returned with her son Ali to her family in northern Iran. Civilization seeping through the religious barbarism. It's a welcome advancement into the enlightenment of reason. Great news, thanks Alan. Some Islamic cultures seem to be devoid of any doctrine of mercy, tolerance, forgiveness, or moderation. She was freed along with the son she had conceived with her partner Jafar Kiani, whose stoning in July 2007 was carried out by the local authorities in apparent defiance of the central judiciary.Shira law is so barbaric. The Ayatollah's are corrupt thugs. The followers of Islam have got to leave the middle ages and join us in the 21 century!!! But, consider the following, before jumping on the popular bandwagon of political-correctness: 1. it was a mirror imitation of laws given to Moses in the old government of Israel. Was Moses a "thug", Merrie? 2. all societies historically have had some form of punishment against adultery as a society, America still has laws on the books, only softened over time. Marriage is at minimum a social contract, the duty of government is to defend contracts, provide remedy to victims. 3. the purpose of government is to avenge a crime; an adulterer is a trespasser into another's marriage. If another man steals a man's wife, or a wife betrays her marriage contract, are the parties innocent? Ho... But, consider the following, before jumping on the popular bandwagon of political-correctness:Not political correctness. Moral correctness. There should be an implied "fairness" inherent in morality. Therein lies the basic difference between secular humanism and religious morality. It is the concept of fairness. It's whats behind our system of "justice". The concept of justice is fairness. Certain religious morals just don't evolve to meet our sense of fairness, (with the possible exception of the social gospels and non-Abrahamic religions). We've learned to drop those old (religious) laws and replace them with secular laws. (We don't stone our women and c... |
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