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Reply #15 - May 2nd, 2015 at 9:58am
 
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Looks like you’re fighting tooth and nail to prevent reform yourself, Moses. Like Sprint, FD, and the highly offended Sore End.

Of course, they all blamed the Muselman for refusing to reform. When he started talking about it, they howled him down. You know, never ever.

I wonder if Islam is just a cunning ruse to ban them, kill them, nuke them, etc. It certainly has the power to turn devout crusaders for Freeeeedom, liberty and truth into champions of oppression, tyranny and lies.

Ban them. Kill them. Nuke them.


Show me the muslim who truthfully wants to declare the root cause of islamic depravity and perversion E.G.: (the commands from allah, the teachings of muhammad. the tenets of islam, the verses in the qur'an) as being evil, wrong and not relevant to a modern 21st century society.

Untill this happens there can never be honest reform.

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Reply #16 - May 2nd, 2015 at 9:59am
 
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:48am:
There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?
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Reply #17 - May 2nd, 2015 at 10:09am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on May 1st, 2015 at 6:45pm:
Karnal wrote on May 1st, 2015 at 4:42pm:
Looks like you’re fighting tooth and nail to prevent reform yourself, Moses. Like Sprint, FD, and the highly offended Sore End.


They have a vested interest in Islam not reforming. If Islam wasn't the bad guy, their life would have no meaning.


But it is the 'Bad Guy'.

It's screams of "Allahu AKBAR!" that has been identifying the monstrously guilty ~ not screams of "Praise the Lord!"


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Reply #18 - May 2nd, 2015 at 10:42am
 
moses wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:58am:
Karnal wrote:

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Looks like you’re fighting tooth and nail to prevent reform yourself, Moses. Like Sprint, FD, and the highly offended Sore End.

Of course, they all blamed the Muselman for refusing to reform. When he started talking about it, they howled him down. You know, never ever.

I wonder if Islam is just a cunning ruse to ban them, kill them, nuke them, etc. It certainly has the power to turn devout crusaders for Freeeeedom, liberty and truth into champions of oppression, tyranny and lies.

Ban them. Kill them. Nuke them.


Show me the muslim who truthfully wants to declare the root cause of islamic depravity and perversion E.G.: (the commands from allah, the teachings of muhammad. the tenets of islam, the verses in the qur'an) as being evil, wrong and not relevant to a modern 21st century society.

Untill this happens there can never be honest reform.



You see?

Ban them. Kill them. Nuke them.
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Reply #19 - May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:59am:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:48am:
There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?



There has been no reform of Islam. There is no reform of Islam now. There is no plan for its reform  in the future.  The history of oscillating between backsliding and zealotry is not evidence of reform.


These are not doctrines but facts and you are invited to dispove them if you can.

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Reply #20 - May 2nd, 2015 at 3:09pm
 
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:59am:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:48am:
There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?



There has been no reform of Islam. There is no reform of Islam now. There is no plan for its reform  in the future.  The history of oscillating between backsliding and zealotry is not evidence of reform.


Looks like the old boy knew about never ever all the time.

Cunning, no?
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Reply #21 - May 2nd, 2015 at 4:34pm
 
Karnal wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 10:42am:
Ban them. Kill them. Nuke them.


No need. They do it just fine on their own.

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Reply #22 - May 2nd, 2015 at 4:44pm
 
Karnal wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 3:09pm:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:59am:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 9:48am:
There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?



There has been no reform of Islam. There is no reform of Islam now. There is no plan for its reform  in the future.  The history of oscillating between backsliding and zealotry is not evidence of reform.


Looks like the old boy knew about never ever all the time.

Cunning, no?


no.



Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm:
These are not doctrines but facts and you are invited to dispove them if you can.

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Re: Ayaan Hirsi Ali and the 'never ever' doctrine
Reply #23 - May 3rd, 2015 at 8:08am
 
Soren the 'never ever' is about what Islam might become in the future.

Its based on speculation, not facts.

And Hirsi-Ali for one disagrees with you.
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Reply #24 - May 3rd, 2015 at 10:30am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Apr 28th, 2015 at 11:44am:
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/ayaan-hirsi-ali---heretic...

I listened to this interview this morning with great interest. I recalled previously when Soren had quoted Hirsi-Ali in support of his 'never ever' doctrine. The 'never ever' doctrine you might recall, is the idea that terrorism is inherent in Islam, and it will never ever be removed from it given its deep Islamic doctrinal roots. Muslims must, therefore, be condemned as dangerous, recalcitrant adherents to an un-reformable faith, and nothing short of renouncing their religion - along with condemning their prophet - will eliminate the threat that they pose.

Whats interesting is how strenuously

Ali-Hirsi rejects the never-ever doctrine, and indeed her core theme in her latest book is how islam can and should be reformed

so that terrorism and extremism is exorcised from the religion.

She rejects the idea that there is some doctrinal barrier preventing the reformation of Islam

- and in fact when it was put to her that talk of reform is rather hollow given

that the root of the problem is Islam itself - she flatly and rigorously rejected such a notion.

Not that she accepts the inherent worth of Islam (she is an atheist), and she is disdainful of the historical figure Mohammad, but for her the 'facts' of the matter are neither here nor there - ultimately what Islam becomes is something for the muslims themselves to decide, and

she sees no barrier to the muslims constructing a peaceful, tolerant religion

out of what she no doubt would regard as myth.
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Firstly, people like Ayaan Hirsi Ali, totally [and 'conveniently'!] ignore the single and greatest [and insurmountable] hurdle to the reform of ISLAM.

Which is that;
EVERY 'religious' moslem is certain, and insistent, that ISLAM's doctrinal foundation, and laws, and legitimacy, must rightly, always be sourced from within ISLAM's foundation religious texts the Koran and Hadith.

And [we who 'look on' from the 'outside', need to acknowledge] that the Koran itself has been determined by EVERY 'religious' moslem, as being both holy, and, inerrant [i.e. an uncorrupted, AND, an un-reformable] script.

The claim being made, is that many moslems would like to see reform of ISLAM, to negate or remove those aspects of ISLAM which motivate the 'extremists'.



Secondly, [and much more disturbing to myself] is the incongruous circumstance which exists,      ....that those 'good' people [moslems] who say they want to reform ISLAM, [from their own starting point!!] seem to refuse to acknowledge the fact that a great evil resides within, and is present, in the heart of ISLAM.

Incongruous, because those who present themselves as the would-be reformers of ISLAM, still are unable or unwilling to acknowledge the pre-eminent and pre-existing evil character, inherent in the methods, the 'practice', and the 'maintenance' of ISLAM [the fact of which, is evidenced within ISLAMIC texts, and within the machinations and intent that are exposed in ISLAM's tenets and laws].

Incongruous, because those would-be reformers of ISLAM, still refer - TO THEMSELVES - as moslems.

Dictionary;
Muslim = = a follower of Islam.


Google;
Shahada, confession of faith, of a muslim

"There is no god except for Allah alone; and Muhammad is the Apostle of Allah."




But, if ISLAM is the problem...

What is the solution to that problem ?

It is simple....


1/ Those who call themselves moslems, AND, disagree with what ISLAM is [and promotes], must [choose to] denounce and then leave ISLAM.

2/ Leave ISLAM, to moslems.            [ideally proscribe the 'practice' of ISLAM, in law, in all secular jurisdictions like Australia]

3/ Within every secular jurisdiction [where moslems are resident], severely punish any and every revealed [exposed] intent [on the part of a moslem] to harm non-moslems or to harm or to undermine the viability of the secular state.                  ['severely' - make the punishments for such malevolent intent, commensurate with the punishments for murder, treason, and sedition!]



ISLAM isn't honest.

ISLAM isn't tolerant.

ISLAM isn't peaceful.

To any reasoning person, it is apparent, that ISLAM is [at its heart] inherently evil, and that ISLAM, its tenets and laws, promote a great evil in the world.




ISLAM promotes the moral 'concept', that a condition of 'peace' among mankind can be achieved, through moslems having and taking up their 'lawful' right to murder people - but only those people who moslems deem to be bad - and moslems deem those persons to be 'bad', because they are not moslems.

The tenets and laws of ISLAM promote achieving 'peace' among mankind [i.e. ISLAMIC supremacism], through oppression, terror and murder.



Moslems are not honest people.

Not honest with us.

And not honest with themselves.

Yadda said....
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QUESTION;
How credible is it that a person who is devout enough to insist that he is a >> moslem <<, is unaware of what ISLAM promotes, is unaware of what the principle tenets of ISLAM are ?

To my mind, it is not credible at all.



And yet, moslems [even moslems who live within secular nations] refuse to denounce and to leave ISLAM.

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Reply #25 - May 3rd, 2015 at 10:53am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on May 3rd, 2015 at 8:08am:
Soren the 'never ever' is about what Islam might become in the future.

Its based on speculation, not facts.

And Hirsi-Ali for one disagrees with you.



I can't help noticing that it is Muslim apostates and atheists - those who have decisively left Islam - who are calling for such a radical reformation of Islam - imams to forbid jihad, for example.

The reformation they advocate for is based on reason and the historical examples of the Christian Reformation, communism and Nazism where reason overcame unreason and doctrines of submission.

The five things she would want to remove from islam are
1. The attitude towards Mohammed and the Koran (a quasi-sacralising attitude). Also requires a complete removal of the shahada as an unalterable pillar of Islam
2. The overinvestment in life after death (Islam's fatalism)
3. SHaria law - if you do not take the Koran and the hadiths as your moral code and law, what use is Islam, Mohammed and the Koran to you as a Muslim?
4. Commanding right and forbidding wrong (people who are accused of violating Shariah law or insulting Muhammad are victimized by mindless mobs of citizens who act in retaliation for the alleged wrong doing.
5. Jihad


If you take these five things out of Islam we are left with Islam as a religion as we understand the term in the West, she says.
Will this happen? Can you take out these five things and still call what is left Islam? Where are the Muslims who are calling for this sort of fundamental reform - take away sharia and



Gandy, do you think that these 5 things can be successfully taken out of Islam  - or does Hirsi Ali disagree with you as well?






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Reply #26 - May 3rd, 2015 at 11:39am
 
Yadda wrote on May 3rd, 2015 at 10:30am:

ISLAM promotes the moral 'concept', that a condition of 'peace' among mankind can be achieved, through moslems having and taking up their 'lawful' right to murder people - but only those people who moslems deem to be bad - and moslems deem those persons to be 'bad', because they are not moslems.

The tenets and laws of ISLAM promote achieving 'peace' among mankind [i.e. ISLAMIC supremacism], through oppression, terror and murder.



Moslems are not honest people.

Not honest with us.

And not honest with themselves.

Yadda said....
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QUESTION;
How credible is it that a person who is devout enough to insist that he is a >> moslem <<, is unaware of what ISLAM promotes, is unaware of what the principle tenets of ISLAM are ?

To my mind, it is not credible at all.



And yet, moslems [even moslems who live within secular nations] refuse to denounce and to leave ISLAM.





ISLAM, can be reformed,       .....by moslems ??????

Grin         Grin



Pigs might fly.

And reform of current ISLAMIC doctrine, instigated by [some] moslems who claim they seek peaceful co-existance with non-moslems [even if they were sincere] has no chance.

Why so.

Moslems, are moslems.

Period.




Many moslems who are accredited as being [AND THEMSELVES CLAIM TO BE], moderate and peaceful moslems [and who live among us, in Western nations], pointedly still embrace many [or all!] of the mainstream tenets and laws of ISLAM.

.....it is those very mainstream tenets and laws of ISLAM, which encourage a moslem supremacist worldview, AND, which support and facilitate [i.e. justify] the 'righteous' violence, which seekes to establish, empower and ultimately, protect the very 'desirable' political 'circumstance' - which every moslem aspires to achieve [i.e. 77777777 a moslem enforced 'peace', enjoyed by all mankind    Cheesy    ].

.....and the means and methods of achieving that 'circumstance' [see, 77777777 ] are supported, even by those moslems who come out and publicly denounce those 'UN-ISLAMIC' 'extremists' - like ISIS.         Cheesy




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"ISLAM is a peaceful, tolerant faith."

....insist an international coterie of Islamic scholars who all back MAINSTREAM ISLAMIC doctrines.



Quote:

6 Elements of ‘Extremist’ Islam That ‘Moderate’ Muslims Endorsed as They Condemned the Islamic State
Robert Spencer      Sep 30, 2014

Hamas-linked CAIR and an international coterie of Islamic scholars condemned the Islamic State.


In doing so, they endorsed jihad warfare, dhimmitude, stoning for adultery, amputation for theft, the death penalty for apostasy, and the necessity of the caliphate.....


    At last, moderate Islam! The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Fiqh Council of North America held a press conference in Washington on Wednesday at which they announced with great fanfare that they had refuted the religious ideology of the Islamic State. They issued this lengthy “open letter” (not, interestingly enough, a fatwa) addressed to the Islamic State’s caliph Ibrahim, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, explaining how he was misunderstanding Islam.

[BUT.....] In fact, the “moderates” who signed on to this open letter have ended up endorsing elements of Islam that most non-Muslim Westerners consider to be “extremist.”


http://www.jihadwatch.org/2014/09/robert-spencer-in-pj-media-6-elements-of-extre...
http://pjmedia.com/blog/6-elements-of-extremist-islam-that-moderate-muslims-endo...

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Reply #27 - May 3rd, 2015 at 3:13pm
 
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 4:44pm:
Karnal wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 3:09pm:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm:
[quote author=gandalf link=1430185471/16#16 date=1430524742][quote author=soren2 link=1430185471/14#14 date=1430524080]There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?



There has been no reform of Islam. There is no reform of Islam now. There is no plan for its reform  in the future.  The history of oscillating between backsliding and zealotry is not evidence of reform.


Shurely shome mishtake, old shap. All your "facts" are heavily debated by Muslims - the "attitude", the fatalism, the right and wrong. Sharia is not a list of proscribed penalties and punishments, and jihad is not a form of terrorism, as every schoolboy knows.

Your wish is my command. Most Muslims have done away with 1 - 5. The five pillars of Islam have nothing to do with your demands.

Happy now?

Never ever.
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Reply #28 - May 3rd, 2015 at 6:33pm
 
Karnal wrote on May 3rd, 2015 at 3:13pm:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 4:44pm:
Karnal wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 3:09pm:
Soren wrote on May 2nd, 2015 at 2:06pm:
[quote author=gandalf link=1430185471/16#16 date=1430524742][quote author=soren2 link=1430185471/14#14 date=1430524080]There is no reforming of Islam, only going back to one or other of its origins, Mecca or Medina. That is still thinking in terms of the 7th century, that is not reform.  There was nothing new in Islam in the 7th century and there hasn't been anything new (ie reforming) in it since.


So is there still confusion about what the 'never ever' doctrine is?



There has been no reform of Islam. There is no reform of Islam now. There is no plan for its reform  in the future.  The history of oscillating between backsliding and zealotry is not evidence of reform.


Shurely shome mishtake, old shap. All your "facts" are heavily debated by Muslims 


No. They are heavily debated by Western progs like you and Brain.

Muslims are not about to remove five of the most important tenets of Islam:
1. The attitude towards Mohammed and the Koran (a quasi-sacralising attitude). Also requires a complete removal of the shahada as an unalterable pillar of Islam
2. The overinvestment in life after death (Islam's fatalism)
3. SHaria law - if you do not take the Koran and the hadiths as your moral code and law, what use is Islam, Mohammed and the Koran to you as a Muslim?
4. Commanding right and forbidding wrong (people who are accused of violating Shariah law or insulting Muhammad are victimized by mindless mobs of citizens who act in retaliation for the alleged wrong doing.
5. Jihad



But feel free to prove me wrong and point us to the gathering Muslim reforming forces wanting to the removing (or anything remotely similar).

Islamic  reform has always meant return to Mohammed's example, not side-lining him and the Koran, and the removal of sharia and jihad from the Islamic lexicon.  Get a grip on something other than your bollocks, PB.



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Reply #29 - May 3rd, 2015 at 6:43pm
 
Soren wrote on May 3rd, 2015 at 10:53am:
The five things she would want to remove from islam are
1. The attitude towards Mohammed and the Koran (a quasi-sacralising attitude). Also requires a complete removal of the shahada as an unalterable pillar of Islam
2. The overinvestment in life after death (Islam's fatalism)
3. SHaria law - if you do not take the Koran and the hadiths as your moral code and law, what use is Islam, Mohammed and the Koran to you as a Muslim?
4. Commanding right and forbidding wrong (people who are accused of violating Shariah law or insulting Muhammad are victimized by mindless mobs of citizens who act in retaliation for the alleged wrong doing.
5. Jihad


3-5 can be ticked off on the spot - as none of them are part of Islam as I understand and believe in it.

2 - I don't even know where to start with that - all Abrahamic religions see this life as a mere testing ground for the next life. You can obviously do a lot of good with this as your guiding philosophy, and there's no reason whatsoever why it should be seen as a hindrance to peaceful, compatible living - outside the silly jihadist 72 virgin meme which almost all muslims reject anyway.

1 - you've just cited the single most rigorously debated topic in all of Islam - throughout its history. There is certainly much - and is - that can be achieved on that front.
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