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npn Crowborough 07 Oct 15 10.47am
Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm The following is a serious question. How do Muslims feel about Allah taking a 6yr old bride, how do they feel about the fact women are treated as 2nd class citizens, a religion that says a man can beat his wife, a religion that says a woman can only inherit half of a what a male relative can. A religion that says a woman's word is not worth the same as a man when in legal dispute? I understand this is a 1200 yr old book (koran), but it hasn't been altered once, so do they pick and choose what they adhere to? Do they change their views when they become parents of girls? Do they feel that Islam and politics needs to be separated in Islamic countries? Like every other religion then. Christianity has its fair share on loony tunes stuff and thankfully people tend to just ignore that now or claim it was only relevant at the time. It has changed very gradually though and without overwhemlimg hostility to it in the process. This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality. Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm) I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you? There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board). I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong)
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Crowborough 07 Oct 15 10.47am

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm

Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm

The following is a serious question.

How do Muslims feel about Allah taking a 6yr old bride, how do they feel about the fact women are treated as 2nd class citizens, a religion that says a man can beat his wife, a religion that says a woman can only inherit half of a what a male relative can. A religion that says a woman's word is not worth the same as a man when in legal dispute?
I understand this is a 1200 yr old book (koran), but it hasn't been altered once, so do they pick and choose what they adhere to? Do they change their views when they become parents of girls? Do they feel that Islam and politics needs to be separated in Islamic countries?

Like every other religion then. Christianity has its fair share on loony tunes stuff and thankfully people tend to just ignore that now or claim it was only relevant at the time. It has changed very gradually though and without overwhemlimg hostility to it in the process.

This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality.

Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm)

I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you?

There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board).

I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong)

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leggedstruggle Croydon 07 Oct 15 11.01am
Quote npn at 07 Oct 2015 10.47am Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm The following is a serious question. How do Muslims feel about Allah taking a 6yr old bride, how do they feel about the fact women are treated as 2nd class citizens, a religion that says a man can beat his wife, a religion that says a woman can only inherit half of a what a male relative can. A religion that says a woman's word is not worth the same as a man when in legal dispute? I understand this is a 1200 yr old book (koran), but it hasn't been altered once, so do they pick and choose what they adhere to? Do they change their views when they become parents of girls? Do they feel that Islam and politics needs to be separated in Islamic countries? Like every other religion then. Christianity has its fair share on loony tunes stuff and thankfully people tend to just ignore that now or claim it was only relevant at the time. It has changed very gradually though and without overwhemlimg hostility to it in the process. This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality. Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm) I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you? There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board). I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong) Was Mo_the_lawn a Muslim, he seemed to post a lot of Islamic related stuff during his short-lived presence here. Edited by leggedstruggle (07 Oct 2015 11.01am) mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 07 Oct 15 11.01am

Quote npn at 07 Oct 2015 10.47am

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm

Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm

The following is a serious question.

This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality.

Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm)

I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you?

There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board).

I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong)

Was Mo_the_lawn a Muslim, he seemed to post a lot of Islamic related stuff during his short-lived presence here.

Edited by leggedstruggle (07 Oct 2015 11.01am)

mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler

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Kermit8 Hevon 07 Oct 15 11.06am
Well if we believe the wet knicker brigade then the stats will say out of 10,000 Hol members there are around 2,000 Muslims ones and don't be surprised if they are the majority by 2020 and have changed the forum rules. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 07 Oct 15 11.06am

Well if we believe the wet knicker brigade then the stats will say out of 10,000 Hol members there are around 2,000 Muslims ones and don't be surprised if they are the majority by 2020 and have changed the forum rules.

Big chest and massive boobs

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susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 07 Oct 15 2.04pm
Quote Kermit8 at 07 Oct 2015 11.06am Well if we believe the wet knicker brigade then the stats will say out of 10,000 Hol members there are around 2,000 Muslims ones and don't be surprised if they are the majority by 2020 and have changed the forum rules. You could be right on that Kermit8 as the way the world is going right now its quite frightening and we could be overrun in the not so far future if we are not careful!!! Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.
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PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 07 Oct 15 2.04pm

Quote Kermit8 at 07 Oct 2015 11.06am

You could be right on that Kermit8 as the way the world is going right now its quite frightening and we could be overrun in the not so far future if we are not careful!!!

Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

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Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 07 Oct 15 2.55pm
We have a member! I wonder if it's anything like the boys brigade. Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre London Oratory School SW6 1RX with Superfly in the chorus [Link]
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The sun always shines in Catford 07 Oct 15 2.55pm

We have a member!

I wonder if it's anything like the boys brigade.

Lend me a Tenor

31 May to 3 June 2017

John McIntosh Arts Centre
London Oratory School
SW6 1RX

with Superfly in the chorus
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oldcodger 07 Oct 15 3.23pm
Quote npn at 07 Oct 2015 10.47am Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm The following is a serious question. How do Muslims feel about Allah taking a 6yr old bride, how do they feel about the fact women are treated as 2nd class citizens, a religion that says a man can beat his wife, a religion that says a woman can only inherit half of a what a male relative can. A religion that says a woman's word is not worth the same as a man when in legal dispute? I understand this is a 1200 yr old book (koran), but it hasn't been altered once, so do they pick and choose what they adhere to? Do they change their views when they become parents of girls? Do they feel that Islam and politics needs to be separated in Islamic countries? Like every other religion then. Christianity has its fair share on loony tunes stuff and thankfully people tend to just ignore that now or claim it was only relevant at the time. It has changed very gradually though and without overwhemlimg hostility to it in the process. This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality. Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm) I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you? There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board). I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong) He's very wise to avoid this area of the site
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07 Oct 15 3.23pm

Quote npn at 07 Oct 2015 10.47am

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 9.12pm

Quote oldcodger at 06 Oct 2015 8.38pm

Quote 7mins at 06 Oct 2015 8.10pm

The following is a serious question.

This finger pointing 'what do muslims think' in a place where there don't even appear to be any muslims isn't actually looking or answers, or commonality.

Edited by oldcodger (06 Oct 2015 8.39pm)

I have no idea if there are muslims here, do you?

There are. Can't remember usernames, but there are at least one or two (not to mention those who probably are but choose not to shout about it on a message board).

I have a sneaky memory that PassDribbleShoot is a muslim from another thread (though that could be completely wrong)

He's very wise to avoid this area of the site

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jamiemartin721 Reading 07 Oct 15 3.45pm
I wish that he didn't, I could go 'modhammer' on the complaints... "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 07 Oct 15 3.45pm

I wish that he didn't, I could go 'modhammer' on the complaints...

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Southampton_Eagle At the after party 07 Oct 15 5.10pm
Quote npn at 05 Oct 2015 12.29pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 05 Oct 2015 10.17am Quote Hoof Hearted at 03 Oct 2015 11.18am Quote susmik at 03 Oct 2015 11.12am Quote nickgusset at 03 Oct 2015 10.56am Quote Hoof Hearted at 03 Oct 2015 10.46am Lefties won't believe this story Matt.... it's from the Daily Mail. Strange though that they believed the story about Cameron and the pig.... which was also a Daily Mail story? Double standards nick? It's a shame. Goes to show how fed up religion can be.* Muslims AGAIN..........Why do they cause so much trouble in the world? It's in their DNA. When we ran India, the Muslim servants were the most troublesome.... the Hindus and Sikhs were pussy cats in comparison. What other religion has a holy book encouraging it's followers to kill "non believers" ? Doesn't the old testament have something about that. Something as well about smiting your son if he offends you and so on. Pretty sure you can find justification for killing people in all three of the key Abrahamic texts. Doesn't the old testament become null and void to a degree with the coming of Christ and the new covenant of the New Testament though? I'm no theologist, but I though that was the deal - certainly the old is far more hell-fire and brimstone, whereas the new is more peace, love, and understanding. "This time it's personal. Bible II - The Love Of Jesus"
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Quote npn at 05 Oct 2015 12.29pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 05 Oct 2015 10.17am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 03 Oct 2015 11.18am

Quote susmik at 03 Oct 2015 11.12am

Quote nickgusset at 03 Oct 2015 10.56am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 03 Oct 2015 10.46am

Lefties won't believe this story Matt.... it's from the Daily Mail.

Strange though that they believed the story about Cameron and the pig.... which was also a Daily Mail story?

Double standards nick?

It's a shame. Goes to show how f***ed up religion can be.

Muslims AGAIN..........Why do they cause so much trouble in the world?

It's in their DNA.

When we ran India, the Muslim servants were the most troublesome.... the Hindus and Sikhs were pussy cats in comparison.

What other religion has a holy book encouraging it's followers to kill "non believers" ?

Doesn't the old testament have something about that. Something as well about smiting your son if he offends you and so on.

Pretty sure you can find justification for killing people in all three of the key Abrahamic texts.

Doesn't the old testament become null and void to a degree with the coming of Christ and the new covenant of the New Testament though? I'm no theologist, but I though that was the deal - certainly the old is far more hell-fire and brimstone, whereas the new is more peace, love, and understanding.

"This time it's personal.

Bible II - The Love Of Jesus"

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