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Fwd: Spurlock's 30 Days as a Muslim---Akhenaten chucked out of Egypt

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GuruRatings , " Tony OClery " <aoclery wrote:

 

GuruRatings , Bruce Morgen <editor@> wrote:

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> simon wrote:

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> > GuruRatings , " Melody " <melodyande@> wrote:

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> > > > Unfortunately for the

> > > > idealistically ecumenical

> > > > souls among us, history shows

> > > > us that Islam is admirably

> > > > tolerant of non-Muslim " people

> > > > of the book " -- as long as

> > > > Islam is the faith of the

> > > > rulers. Islam tends to acquit

> > > > itself far less admirably

> > > > under non-Islamic rule.

> >

> > > That's easy to understand.

> >

> > > Any group will tend to acquit

> > > itself toward other groups more

> > > admirably when it doesn't feel

> > > threatened.

 

Namaste,

 

You cannot be ecumenical and have a religion at the same time it is an oxymoron.

The monotheistic religions are totalitarian and violent in many ways. When given

a chance people dump them in the end. In Egypt Akhenaten came up with a

monotheistic religion,Aten, instead of Amen and the other Gods/Devas...

Eventually he was run out of town into the Sinai by the people of Egypt...he or

his direct assistant was probably Moses. The strange thing is that the deva Amen

is mentioned at the end of all Abrahamic religious prayers.....Tony.

 

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