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Sharia law and Australia : Comments
By Sebastian De Brennan, published 22/3/2006It is only a matter of time before Sharia law is proposed as a legitimate means of resolving disputes as they arise between Islamic Australians.
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The Immams ought to-be fearing the judgment of God as the deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu has spread to Gaza. If it's that close it will also spread through all Palestine.
Narcissist,
I think I can identify with and defend B_D on your charge of Christians hypocrisy.
For a start we both do NOT have physical images to focus worship upon as do some religions with their crosses, rosaries etc. Our focus is upon the spiritual aspects of purity of character and as it is manifest in action that blesses and enhances lives. God is spirit and not physical in any form. We do not worship the body of Jesus, but the purity of his character and actions as he expressed. That it was God revealed in Him and identifies the true character of the God he declared. God who is revealed in man as serving others, forgiving of persecuters and enemies.
Compare other religions views of their God who demands submission to laws and enforces destruction of His infidel enemies.
Quote, "Indeed, I quite enjoy the christian hypocrisy of "You shall not make for yourself a graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above" - [Jesus pinned to a stick], "or that is on the earth beneath" [The Cross], or that is in the water under the earth" [The Fish bumper sticker] "you shall not bow down to them or serve them; for I the LORD your God am a jealous God" [Deadly Sin from a God??]"
The fish bumper sticker was never an item of worship or a representative of Jesus or God, but a sign to other Christians we are brothers.
Fish in ancient Greek was spelled "ITHUS" and Christians used it as a Greek acronym of Iesous Theos soterion [?], used during the Roman persecution of Christians, one person would draw or form an arc, and if they were in the company of another Christian the other would complete the sign by drawing a concave arc to sign the fish. It was never a graven image that attracted worship.