09 Mar '09 09:48>1 edit
Originally posted by FMFDespite what you say the push for Sharia Law in Indonesia continues, and with 90% of the 220M population being muslim, they are likely to succeed in the near future :
Wishy washy conjecture.
Seems to me, whereas I am simply trying to provide some perspective, you are doggedly trying to avoid it or remove it.
And for good measure, this is from the link you pasted:
"Indonesia’s leaders have not identified with the idea of an Islamic state, preferring to maintain other forms of government and adhering to the Indonesian ...[text shortened]... in Indonesia has not brought any significant electoral success for hard-line Islamic parties."
'...hardliners intent on implementing Sharia law have continued to push for such a state through what they call a holy war, attacks (such as those in Bali and Jakarta between 2002 to 2005) and the more recent peaceful political efforts. "
http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/indonesia605/sharia.html