Two protesters burn Koran in front of Iraqi embassy in Denmark - eviltoast
  • Spzi@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    That helps to understand where you are coming from, thanks for the explanation. While I see differences, I also see the similarities.

    I only mean to suggest that both religions have a bit of bloodthirst in them, which doesn’t apply to everyone, but is certainly comparable. We can go deeper into the details, I just felt like you were giving Christians a bit of a pass that they don’t deserve.

    Oh, definitely. Sorry if I gave the impression to have any good opinion about Christianity. I despise it wholeheartedly.

    I only, and specifically, meant that the trouble you get for burning scripture is very different in Islam and Christianity. The latter probably has more blood on it’s hands overall, but that’s a different topic from my point of view. Also the overwhelming majority of both religions are decent, peaceful people.

    They can believe what they want and live by their rules if they want. Just as others can disbelieve what they want and disrespect religious rules if they want. These rules have no power outside of their own bubble. It should be opt-in. At least it should be opt-out. But they must be optional.