08 May 07
For my carelessness of chosing and posting a video of a mob execution which took place in Iraqi Kurdistan and showed a stoning carried out by people who are members of a religious minority and as such are are not looked upon as being regarded as representatives of Islam, I apologise.
There seem to be certain people, however, who think that, because I mistakenly posted this video of a seventeen year old Kurdish girl being stoned to death, stoning of people does not occur in Islamic countries. It's all a big lie, isn't it ?
Of course that conclusion is a sad mistake. Stoning people to death still is a possible punishment under Islamic Sharia law. Death sentences by stoning have been carried out in the past and will be carried out in the future in countries where Sharia Law is a cruel reality.
08 May 07
Originally posted by ivanhoeBut Christians used to burn witches.....😉
For my carelessness of chosing and posting a video of a mob execution which took place in Iraqi Kurdistan and showed a stoning carried out by people who are members of a religious minority and as such are are not looked upon as being regarded as representatives of Islam, I apologise.
There seem to be certain people, however, who think that, because I mist ...[text shortened]... e past and will be carried out in the future in countries where Sharia Law is a cruel reality.
08 May 07
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Originally posted by ivanhoeJoe,
For my carelessness of chosing and posting a video of a mob execution which took place in Iraqi Kurdistan and showed a stoning carried out by people who are members of a religious minority and as such are are not looked upon as being regarded as representatives of Islam, I apologise.
There seem to be certain people, however, who think that, because I mist e past and will be carried out in the future in countries where Sharia Law is a cruel reality.
You should be ashamed of yourself! How dare you show people in their native state of religious rapture enforcing the will of their God?!
It is outrageous! We all know that they just want the evil US out of the holy lands so they can settle it like their god intended it to be settled.
And I can hardly wait to live in dhimmitude. Those fun loving sharia lawyers will be SOOOO REFRESHING compared to Robert DeBry and Associates chasing ambulances for a living. I can hardly wait for my first court appearance. It will be just peachy fun.
Besides, it will be fun to watch all those who blame YOU for it all. You evil old messenger you. If you would just GO AWAY... then there wouldn't be a problem at all. Out of sight, out of teeny-tiny-weenie-whineee mind. May the force be with you!
Mike
08 May 07
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Originally posted by StarValleyWyWell Mike, I love people who look at the sunny side of things. Pity no1marauder isn't around anymore ...... 😛
Joe,
You should be ashamed of yourself! How dare you show people in their native state of religious rapture enforcing the will of their God?!
It is outrageous! We all know that they just want the evil US out of the holy lands so they can settle it like their god intended it to be settled.
And I can hardly wait to live in dhimmitude. Those fun ...[text shortened]... r a living. I can hardly wait for my first court appearance. It will be just peachy fun.
Mike
08 May 07
Originally posted by ivanhoeFirst of all, thank for this post, and I also I aplogize for you for any word I said.
For my carelessness of chosing and posting a video of a mob execution which took place in Iraqi Kurdistan and showed a stoning carried out by people who are members of a religious minority and as such are are not looked upon as being regarded as representatives of Islam, I apologise.
There seem to be certain people, however, who think that, because I mist ...[text shortened]... e past and will be carried out in the future in countries where Sharia Law is a cruel reality.
Second: Stoning is a law for a very specific case , which is Adultry commuited by married man or woman, because it is considered a crime in the islamic law. But There is a very restrected conditions and constrains to accuse anyone of this crime and to be punished by stoning:
1- He/She should be married or have been married.
2- There should be 4 witnesses (men), they must clearly see tha act,and they must all agree in the same description of the act. If they just think, or their was disagreement between them , thier words are not taken and they are considered doing a crime.
3- The only way witnesses are not required is when he/she admit it.
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Given these conditions it is very hard to stone someone for adultry , or you tell how is it possible to collect 4 people on time to watch the act.
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Third- If you read the Bible, you will know that stoning for adultry is not only the law if Islam, it is also the law of Mosses , and suppose to be the law of Christians as Jesus did come to break the law. Because Christians don't activate this law that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It only means they don't follow the teachings of the Bible.
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I hope it is clear and I aplogize for you.
08 May 07
Originally posted by ahosyneyStoning is wrong. Period. Any "legal" system that advocates it, is also wrong.
First of all, thank for this post, and I also I aplogize for you for any word I said.
Second: Stoning is a law for a very specific case , which is Adultry commuited by married man or woman, because it is considered a crime in the islamic law. But There is a very restrected conditions and constrains to accuse anyone of this crime and to be punished by sto ...[text shortened]... low the teachings of the Bible.
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I hope it is clear and I aplogize for you.
and before you go off on one about death penalty in the US, I believe that is also wrong, and that great country is not doing itself any favours there.
08 May 07
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Originally posted by ahosyneyA good post, but there are a few things...
First of all, thank for this post, and I also I aplogize for you for any word I said.
Second: Stoning is a law for a very specific case , which is Adultry commuited by married man or woman, because it is considered a crime in the islamic law. But There is a very restrected conditions and constrains to accuse anyone of this crime and to be punished by sto low the teachings of the Bible.
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I hope it is clear and I aplogize for you.
For Christians, Christs law superceded the laws of Moses.
Secondly, I think that Jews have moved beyond the literal "stoning" of sinners. Except for the extreme radical nut cases who are now living in Iran hoping for the extermination of Israel because Elohim doesn't live there, so it is an abomination.
I enjoy your posts. You seem to be a reasonable person.
Mike
08 May 07
Originally posted by ivanhoeFor a minute there, I thought you were apologising for posting snuff videos on an internet chess site for children. 😕
For my carelessness of chosing and posting a video of a mob execution which took place in Iraqi Kurdistan and showed a stoning carried out by people who are members of a religious minority and as such are are not looked upon as being regarded as representatives of Islam, I apologise.
There seem to be certain people, however, who think that, because I mist ...[text shortened]... e past and will be carried out in the future in countries where Sharia Law is a cruel reality.
D
08 May 07
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesAnd your point? If you have one?
And the Roman Catholic Office of the Inquisition still exists today.
The Christian reformation did wonders. Are you aware that the Muslim reformation has already happened in the personage of Wahab? And that it went a different direction than the Christian reformation?
08 May 07
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Originally posted by RagnorakNow, now. Jealousy will get you nowhere. Just because you didn't find them first is no reason to be so bitchy. We all KNOW how sensitive and caring you are to all about you.
For a minute there, I thought you were apologising for posting snuff videos on an internet chess site for children. 😕
D
08 May 07
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Originally posted by ahosyneyahosyney: " ..... and suppose to be the law of Christians as Jesus did come to break the law. .... "
First of all, thank for this post, and I also I aplogize for you for any word I said.
Second: Stoning is a law for a very specific case , which is Adultry commuited by married man or woman, because it is considered a crime in the islamic law. But There is a very restrected conditions and constrains to accuse anyone of this crime and to be punished by sto low the teachings of the Bible.
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I hope it is clear and I aplogize for you.
Jesus did not break the Law. Jesus came to fulfill the Law.
ahosyney: "Because Christians don't activate this law that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It only means they don't follow the teachings of the Bible."
Not quite. Please read the following:
John
Chapter 8
1 while Jesus went to the Mount of Olives. 1
2 But early in the morning he arrived again in the temple area, and all the people started coming to him, and he sat down and taught them.
3 Then the scribes and the Pharisees brought a woman who had been caught in adultery and made her stand in the middle.
4 They said to him, "Teacher, this woman was caught in the very act of committing adultery.
5 Now in the law, Moses commanded us to stone such women. 2 So what do you say?"
6 They said this to test him, so that they could have some charge to bring against him. Jesus bent down and began to write on the ground with his finger. 3
7 4 But when they continued asking him, he straightened up and said to them, "Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her."
8 Again he bent down and wrote on the ground.
9 And in response, they went away one by one, beginning with the elders. So he was left alone with the woman before him.
10 Then Jesus straightened up and said to her, "Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?"
11 She replied, "No one, sir." Then Jesus said, "Neither do I condemn you. Go, (and) from now on do not sin any more."
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... and that's why in Christianity, thank God, stoning is not used anymore to punish people.
John 1:17
" ... because while the law was given through Moses, grace and truth came through Jesus Christ."