Taz
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She can do that in a mooselimb country.Of course she can believe whatever she wants. You advocating for mind control now?But as a lawmaker, is it okay for her to believe in sharia above our Constitution? Because that's what real mooselimbs are supposed to do.That would violate U.S. law.So if she thinks that chopping off a robber's hand is ok (as per sharia), that's ok with you?And in fact , most Muslim sects would forbid this woman from being a politician anyway. She's a Muslim when it's convenient for her, which isn't that unusual for religious people, but certainly takes away from the argument that this change HAD to be made so she didn't violate her religion, since her religion actually forbids her from serving anything except dinner anyway.
Yeah, or maybe her personal religious convictions are, y'know, personalized.
Christians practice their faith with an enormous spectrum of variety. Doesn't make one "more Christian" than another; just means they each have a different view of what God requires from them. And depending on the issue, they may actually all be right.
Likewise, not all Muslims are hardline fundamentalists, but even more . . . reformed, for lack of a better word, Muslim women still hold to a lot of the modesty requirements.
Bottom line, it's between her and Allah. If you aren't either of those people, your judgement is irrelevant.