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Originally Posted by basa
Just a thought ..... could it be because they actually agree with it / them ??  |
Thats what I am wondering......because it all seems a little odd to me how they are willing to get up in arms about cartoons but not at atrocities done in the name of their religion.....or am I wrong/missing something here?
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Originally Posted by Nugget
One thing that we have to remember though (and I'm not condoning any potential violence etc here), is that representations of God aren't forbidden in Christianity. In fact, there's an argument to say that Christianity is grounded in symbolism, with physical representations of the Cross etc.
However, if representations of Mohammed are expressly forbidden within Islam, then I can understand where the height of feeling is coming from (again, this doesn't necessarily mean that I agree with it).
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fair enough but surely a greater insult was done to their religion by the numerous atrocities around the world.....why haven't they marched like this about those?