Sprintcyclist wrote on Oct 14
th, 2008 at 11:49am:
yadda - its astonishing isn't it !!
the islamics here are totally one eyed. Theuy will STILL claim how fair their belief is, despite the proof you have posted.
sprint,
ISLAM, muslim, can never, never, never,
ever
, admit mistakes to, or against non-muslims.
All of their lives, muslims have it drummed into them.....
ISLAM, good.
Everyone else, bad.
"Ye [muslims] are the best of peoples, evolved for mankind, enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, and believing in Allah. If only the People of the Book had faith, it were best for them: among them are some who have faith, but most of them are perverted transgressors."http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/quran/003.qmt.html#003.110
And as you know, the Koran is inerrant, and incapable of being wrong.
/sarc off
Soren previously, said something of the culture of 'tribal' shame.
And here is a further examination of this characteristic [deep flaw?] of tribal ppl's....
"....
Shame vs. Guilt
Islamic cultures are shame based. Shame is a painful experience.
To avoid shame you have to hide the source of shame. This means you must protect the image. Your entire self esteem and self worth depends on that image.
When you are shamed you become violence. Violence is one way we humans deal with shame.....
.....The Western culture,
is guilt based. The Eastern culture is shame based. For us Easterners, everything is about image and how others see us.
The opposite of guilt is innocence.
If your ethos is guilt based, you have an inner police that stops you from doing wrong because doing wrong makes you feel guilty.
If your ethos is shame based, all you care is to preserve your image. The opposite of shame is honor.
You can do wrong but as long as no one sees it, your image is not tarnished and you can still be seen as an honorable person.
In a shame based culture, wrong and right have no meaning
. It is all about shame and honor. If the stain of shame is removed, even if it means the murder of your own daughter, honor is restored.
These are two very different worldviews. Unless we understand them we will not be able to make sense of Muslims and their minds."
http://www.faithfreedom.org/oped/sina70723.htm