moral values?

Submitted by A pagan (United States), Feb 8, 2006 at 15:34

honestly speaking i dont see how islam can coexist with the west. Every single thing that modern world regard as inmoral its found as a law that have to be followed in islam... im not talking about western christian culture only, neo pagans like me, asians buddists, hindu, shintoism among other religions see all these behaviousr as immoral too.

How can you fix this? how can you expect someone with these dual-moral values to be part of your society and dont feel he or she is an outcast? What kind of moral values have a religion when its maximun authority order the beheading of other human being?
What morals values do muslims have? what ...? ... hide their face away from other people and dont look men to their eyes because is immoral? keep women and men separated because is immoral? never date a person before an arranged marriage because is immoral. never show your body or your hair in public? this in immoral?

ah... what about murder pagans? what about "slay them everywhere you find them"? that is moral? jihad is moral values? torture unarmed prisoners and behead them in front of a camera.. that's moral? deprive women for all the most basic rigths is moral? beat them? kill them? ... that is moral?

Well people of the world wake up now!: what ISLAM really means for us is the end of our civilization, our rich multi-cultural world as we know it. you can compare our modern times as the prelude of the invasion of rome by the barbarian hordes, when in few decades humanity almost returned to the stone age.

the only solution to this... only allow it if its revised and the koran edited removing all the hate content that call for jihad.

Ban the concept of jihad. if they dont like it, they are welcome to leave and continuing practicing their religion in their countries.

a concerned pagan

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