| quote | Originally posted by Rickady88GT: I can see why you would think that, but it is a bit more complex then that. Christianity, Jewdeism, and islam all have roots in the Old testamant. But the Jews are looking for the Savior, the Christians follow the teachings of the Savior Jesus Christ and the muslams follow the teachings of what they call the major prophet mohomid. mohomid came hudreds of years after Christ and the muslums dont believe Jesus is the Savior. muslums follow the teachings of muhomid in the quoran and hadiths. They only pay lip service to he Old testament. That is why you can telk trash about ANY of the 66 books of the Bible and the "extremists" dont realy care, BUT talk about mumomid and they go nuts. islam is about mohomid NOT the Old Testament OR Creation. So my comment stands, why dont anti islam (mohomid) shows get on TV? |
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Interpreting your very own words, it seems that you are speaking not to Islam itself, but rather to Islamic
extremists. Big difference. I don't think that there has been any serious lack of TV content that is critical (in a very negative way) of violent or intolerant Muslims. And
that (to my mind) is the very definition of "Islamic extremist".
There is a verse in the Qur'an that says (in so many words) that when a Muslim confronts a non-believer, the Muslim should produce an argument for Allah and the Muslim way that is superior to any argument from the non-believer. I don't have time now, but I will find and post this verse later. But the verse enjoins the faithful Muslim to use argument in the service of Islam, not violence or coercion.
I think that you are constructing an elaborately constructed house of cards with your idea about the media having a double standard about Christianity (or other religions), VS Islam. A house of cards that is patently collapsing into a random shuffle of cards, blown away by even the gentlest of logical and factual air currents. That is my drift. (Air currents, drifting air molecules.. bad pun intended.)
QED.
[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 04-17-2014).]