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- Subject: The Conspiracy to Kill... Rabin
- Subject: The Conspiracy to Kill..
- From: Frank Reichert
- From: Frank Reichert To: Douglas Friedman
Greetings Doug!
-=> Quoting Douglas Friedman to Frank Reichert <=-
DF> My feeling is that if we wait until they invade us, we've waited too
DF> long. Better to fight on someone else's territory. Plus there's the
DF> ideological issue. When the Germans were winning WWII, there was a
lot
DF> of support for adopting the Nazi cause, both here and in England.
DF> Never enough to get anywhere near control, but there were many
DF> accommodationists. As Islam gets more powerful abroad and gains
DF> adherents here, through both immigration and conversion, we can
expect
DF> more pressure to adhere to their requirements, much as India felt
DF> compelled to adopt a separate divorce law for Muslim women that
DF> basically stripped them of all rights to decide whether to get a
DF> divorce and to receive alimony. If the U.S. seems weak in the face
of
DF> this, many Americans will decide maybe we should try something
DF> similar. How often do you hear praise for the Nation of Islam
DF> (Farrakhan's outfit) for restoring order in crime-ridden areas.
Such
DF> PR helps them gain strength and then political legitimacy. I doubt
DF> this would lead to a libertarian society.
I guess Doug I have never looked at it this way. In fact, I do not feel
particularly threated by Islam, at least any more of a threat than any
other religous belief that I do not hold to. This is especially true
when it involves a foreign policy against another nation of a
predominently different religion than the one I hold to myself.
Historically, Christians have usually been a minority. I look at the
ancient history of how christianity spread and I am even amazed that it
exists today in any form. It was brutally savaged by the Romans just
for starters. The Jewish "homeland" from whence it originated was
openly hostile to it.
So, as a Christian, I feel this is normal. Islam is no more a threat to
the Christian religion than is the world at large. I simply believe that
the church exists today because it is of supernatural origin. That is
my belief, and I know I am going beyond any libertarian ideology here
that neither endorses or opposes matters of faith and religion. But
here I feel it is necessary to define how I personally feel about this
notion. Christianity receives no special breaks here. Islam is no
special sinister force that is more important to oppose than anthing
else out there! My religious belief however is really Christian. The
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Article-ID: 04_1997&3196448
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Subject: Re: Question

