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gary77 04 February 2017 09:17 AM

Islam.religion or political ideology?
 
Its a subject ive taken a recent interest in . Id be interested to hear others opinions

ZANY 04 February 2017 10:04 AM

All religions were made to control humans before law was made christians, sikhs, Jews or muslims all alike always gonna be political sh!te not worth the headache IMO

I on the other hand respect all genders,religions, opinions and love everyone the same as life is too short

Don't worry about the bad times you'll miss out on the good times

Just my 20p's worth

P.s what is political ideology :confused:

RAGGY DOO 04 February 2017 10:14 AM

Another religion thread in a car forum

gary77 04 February 2017 10:22 AM

Political ideologies are belief systems that provide people with a perspective on the proper role of elected officials, which types of public policies should be prioritized, and how the various elements of society should be arranged. Whether or not they realize it, most people possess a definitive political ideology.

gary77 04 February 2017 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by ZANY (Post 11916335)
All religions were made to control humans before law was made christians, sikhs, Jews or muslims all alike always gonna be political sh!te not worth the headache IMO

I on the other hand respect all genders,religions, opinions and love everyone the same as life is too short


Don't worry about the bad times you'll miss out on the good times

Just my 20p's worth

P.s what is political ideology :confused:

You respect all religions ? I imagine if you looked deeper into religions you might lose that respect.
And you love all peole the same ? What? Regardless what kind of person they are ? .

I do get what your saying but it was said in a naive way

markjmd 04 February 2017 11:40 AM

Seriously, "taken a recent interest in"? That's an awfully large rock you must have been buried under for the past three or four decades.

gary77 04 February 2017 11:41 AM


Originally Posted by markjmd (Post 11916375)
Seriously, "taken a recent interest in"? That's an awfully large rock you must have been buried under for the past three or four decades.

Has everybody been taking an interest in whether islam is a religion or political ideology ?

So since you have been interested in the subject for 30 to 40 years what is your opinion on it

markjmd 04 February 2017 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by gary77 (Post 11916376)
Has everybody been taking an interest in whether islam is a religion or political ideology ?

So since you have been interested in the subject for 30 to 40 years what is your opinion on it

There have been hundred of books, academic dissertations and probably millions of column inches in major newspapers around the world written on this subject in the timeframe I mentioned, not to mention the umpteen blogs, forums and other wesbites which talk about nothing else 24/7, 365 days a year. I would say that's all pretty good evidence that you're coming to the party very late indeed.

gary77 04 February 2017 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by markjmd (Post 11916383)
There have been hundred of books, academic dissertations and probably millions of column inches in major newspapers around the world written on this subject in the timeframe I mentioned, not to mention the umpteen blogs, forums and other wesbites which talk about nothing else 24/7, 365 days a year. I would say that's all pretty good evidence that you're coming to the party very late indeed.

Sure. So what is your opinion after reading all those hundreds of books, academic dissertations and probably millions of column inches in major newspapers around the world.

And you seriously think that most people have studied the above sources and developed an opinion based on them over the last 30 to 40 years ..

And you seriously believe im one of a very small percent that has not taken the time over the last 30 to 40 years to study them ?

dpb 04 February 2017 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO (Post 11916339)
Another religion thread in a car forum

Stone him !

JTaylor 04 February 2017 01:49 PM

Islam is a religion. Islamism is Islam taken to its ideological conclusion (political Islam). Some say the two are indistinguishable. It's not either/or, but rather nuanced and complex.

Wurzel 04 February 2017 01:52 PM

Religion is bol10x, if the bible is to be believed then the first people on the planet where Adam and Eve and they had 2 kids, both boys, so does this mean all 3 of the males practiced insest and shagged Eve over and over again in order to populate the planet? Talk about inbred morons resulting from that, also did Cain and Abel have pet T-Rex's as there are plenty of dinosaur bones kicking around that proves they existed.

JTaylor 04 February 2017 02:03 PM

https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...ml#post9887250

gary77 04 February 2017 02:15 PM

Great post that you linked to there.

I need to see how non islamist muslims feel about islamism and how they seperate the two.

How likely would it be for a muslim to become an islamist .is it going to grow or fail.

Islamists believe the world should be under one islamic state.is that right ?

For example .you have 2 muslims in a community of say 10000. Im sure they would likely integrate. If you had 1000 in the same community would they be likely to pursue islamism.

Just a thought

And are islamists living by the true definition of what it is to be muslim. The true teachings of the quran and other moderate muslims not ?

Even the term moderate suggests they arent being full on muslim.is that likely to change the larger the percent of muslims there are in a community

JTaylor 04 February 2017 02:34 PM

I'm of the view that true Muslims will either be Islamists or sympathise with Islamism. This absolutely does not mean that all Islamists and their sympathisers are violent. The majority of Muslims are what I and others call 'cultural' Muslims. They may well pray and attend Mosque and so forth, but the depth of their understanding is limited.

If you want to understand Islam you must study the man (Mohammad) and the books (Qur'an and the Hadiths). Everything else is obfuscation.

gary77 04 February 2017 02:48 PM

I agree with all of that . I wonder what those cultural Muslims will do when there understanding grows . Would they pursue islamism or cease to be Muslim . I think that would mean death in some countries .

Should all religion be studied in school ? Would people turn there backs on religion if they were properly educated.

Obviously you are well educated and have not . I'll have to read the bible quran and the hadiths and then come back for a proper debate

JTaylor 04 February 2017 02:52 PM


Originally Posted by gary77 (Post 11916435)
I agree with all of that . I wonder what those cultural Muslims will do when there understanding grows . Would they pursue islamism or cease to be Muslim . I think that would mean death in some countries .

Should all religion be studied in school ?

Apostasy can mean social exclusion and in some cases death. The school system needs to be very cautious how it teaches religion.

Have a read of this:

https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...neologism.html

ditchmyster 05 February 2017 08:36 AM

Biggest problems with Muslims is the vast majority are sheep and will allow the active minority to take control... as has happened in recent years... despite knowing the things that are happening in the name of their religion are wrong... they stand united more as a race would as opposed to any religious calling... it's in the terminology... they're all brothers.

Funny though like most religious people get them on their own one on one and they'll act differently... as soon as there is another Muslim around they go back to being all religious... praying, asking for halal meat, not so open and having discussions in which they (for the most part) agree what's happening is bad people twisting it... they're all afraid of one an other.

Peer pressure at it's finest.

Some aspects of it are good and some bad, but it's so intwined into their culture that it's impossible to see where the two begin and end.... one thing for sure... who ever came up with it did a far better job of getting into the minds and souls of their disciples than the christian protestant faith did... Roman Catholics and Jews in particular made a much better job of it and are more akin to Muslims... having made their religion their culture.

JTaylor 05 February 2017 09:15 AM


Originally Posted by ditchmyster (Post 11916639)
Biggest problems with Muslims is the vast majority are sheep and will allow the active minority to take control... as has happened in recent years... despite knowing the things that are happening in the name of their religion are wrong... they stand united more as a race would as opposed to any religious calling... it's in the terminology... they're all brothers.

Funny though like most religious people get them on their own one on one and they'll act differently... as soon as there is another Muslim around they go back to being all religious... praying, asking for halal meat, not so open and having discussions in which they (for the most part) agree what's happening is bad people twisting it... they're all afraid of one an other.

Peer pressure at it's finest.

Some aspects of it are good and some bad, but it's so intwined into their culture that it's impossible to see where the two begin and end.... one thing for sure... who ever came up with it did a far better job of getting into the minds and souls of their disciples than the christian protestant faith did... Roman Catholics and Jews in particular made a much better job of it and are more akin to Muslims... having made their religion their culture.

Protestants adhere to the doctrine of sola fide.

ditchmyster 05 February 2017 09:28 AM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11916648)
Protestants adhere to the doctrine of sola fide.

Indeed... I hope for the sake of all religious people that none of it is actually real... because come judgement day... hell fires going to be burning more brightly than ever before... and some poor fu@ker is gona have his work cut out for him satisfying all them virgins on his todd. :lol1:

JTaylor 05 February 2017 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by ditchmyster (Post 11916652)
Indeed... I hope for the sake of all religious people that none of it is actually real... because come judgement day... hell fires going to be burning more brightly than ever before... and some poor fu@ker is gona have his work cut out for him satisfying all them virgins on his todd. :lol1:

That's super, Ditch, but I'm not sure what it has to do with sola fide. The Baptists (me) find it even harder to put bums on pews as we only allow membership when one has been through adult baptism. Anyway, back to your characture.

Turbohot 05 February 2017 11:13 AM


Originally Posted by gary77 (Post 11916435)
I agree with all of that . I wonder what those cultural Muslims will do when there understanding grows . Would they pursue islamism or cease to be Muslim . I think that would mean death in some countries .

See what happened to the uk. The mosques will be renovated into the pubs and most won't give a sh1t to any Holy Night or Little Donkey.

Yes, change of this sort may cause some blood shed and deaths, if it happens.

I can't see this happening in any near future.


Should all religion be studied in school ? Would people turn there backs on religion if they were properly educated.
Yes, all religions should be studied in school. It develops the understanding of the religions, hence an education in itself. I've never seen one generic school (excluding faith schools, of course) that imposes any religion on its students with the excuse of RE.


Obviously you are well educated and have not . I'll have to read the bible quran and the hadiths and then come back for a proper debate
On the basis of the understanding that you already possess, you may like to continue to discuss your query here, no harm in that. Others are enlightening you here quite efficiently, your query doesn't seem to be malicious or like an intentional wind-up to the Muslims either, therefore, despite any level of pre-reading of any of those religious books, you seem rightful to discuss your query on Islam here.

I must add that in last few years, I've met some Muslims who absolutely loathe the terrorists and their terrorism acts on the name of Islam, despite what Mohammad or anybody else says.

gary77 05 February 2017 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11916436)
Apostasy can mean social exclusion and in some cases death. The school system needs to be very cautious how it teaches religion.

Have a read of this:

https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...neologism.html

Well that was an interesting read .

I think what it shows is the imposable task of fully understanding and agreeing what is going on in the world.

Like you said earlier reading the quran and hadiths is the only way i can make a decision on islam .

dpb 05 February 2017 12:42 PM

Keep religion out of mainstream schools , easy

ZANY 05 February 2017 01:11 PM

[QUOTE=ditchmyster;11916639]Biggest problems with Muslims is the vast majority are sheep

Funny though like most religious people get them on their own one on one and they'll act differently... as soon as there is another Muslim around they go back to being all religious... praying, asking for halal meat, not so open and having discussions in which they (for the most part) agree what's happening is bad people twisting it... they're all afraid of one an other

Totally agree and with you on this one ditch....

JTaylor 05 February 2017 01:12 PM


Originally Posted by dpb (Post 11916704)
Keep religion out of mainstream schools , easy

Ignorance is bliss.

gary77 05 February 2017 01:28 PM


Originally Posted by dpb (Post 11916704)
Keep religion out of mainstream schools , easy

Would it not be better to have people properly educated ?

I suppose that assumes schools can properly educate people

Paben 05 February 2017 01:28 PM

Since time immemorial humans have blamed, appeased, prayed to or pleaded with rock formations, trees, mountains, lakes, rivers, the Gods (any number of them) the weather and just about anything else you can think of. The purpose? To find some meaning in this world and the deities responsible for how it is ordered. That all existence and everything connected to it may be purely haphazard is an intolerable thought to many people, who turn to religion for comfort.
Yet religions are just the organisation into neat files of this mish mash of foolish irrational thinking but nonetheless they remain equally foolish, equally irrational. Is there any proof that religion has ever helped rather than hindered the human condition in any way? I’d be delighted to hear it.

dpb 05 February 2017 01:29 PM


Originally Posted by gary77 (Post 11916719)
Would it not be better to have people properly educated ?

I suppose that assumes schools can properly educate people

So just keep it out completely , how simple can it be

gary77 05 February 2017 02:12 PM


Originally Posted by dpb (Post 11916721)
So just keep it out completely , how simple can it be

My thougjt that it should be taught in school is . That peoole will be properly educated about all religions and then be able to make a decision to follow them or not.

Instead of them being taught about it in a biased way leading them to make an uninformed decision.

In reality i dont think there would be enough time in the day to properly educate people about every religion


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