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 Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:11 am
I think there is a fine line between bigotry and maintaining one's religion.
In Islam, yes, Muslims give dawah when we can, we follow the examples of Prophet Muhammad pbuh, we give ppl their rights and we avoid innovating things into Islam.
That's maintaining our deen.
But we cross the line when we go and try to force Islam on to ppl.
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Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 6:22 pm
I don't think it's bigotry if the religion is inherently evil. The Frostian practices are barbaric, and children should not be subjected to them. I also find the WBC's brand of Christianity is evil, as is their leadership, and I don't feel bigoted for feeling that way.
I don't feel it's bigotry because I don't hate these people. I only pray they change their ways before what they've done catches up with them in this life or the next.
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