i'm not sure how anyone was supposed to know that was a quote. either way - you're citing it, you should be able to back it up. if you can't, why did you cite it?"As the number of court cases that involve conflicts between civil law and Sharia law rise in America,"really? show us the rise. where do you get that statistic?Oh yes it is.
As the number of court cases that involve conflicts between civil law and Sharia law rise in America, majority of American states have introduced bills banning courts from accommodating Sharia law.
But those bills have been stalled by well-financed challenges in court by Muslim groups that also campaign against politicians who sponsor and/or support such bills. Oklahoma's law banning Sharia law from courts has been struck down.
and what kind of conflicts are there?
Oklahoma's law was obviously unconstitutional. why shouldn't it have been struck down?
I did not give any statistic.
Oklahoma's law was obviously unconstitutional. why shouldn't it have been struck down?
REALLY?
Sharia law contradicts Constitutional law.
that's a statistic, but you appear to have simply made it up.
Here's the thing with Oklahoma's proposed amendment - it was unconstitutional. what it did was tell the courts that it could not consider the religious laws of one faith while leaving the religious laws for other faiths available for consideration.
now i can't say under what circumstances someone would want or the court would want to consider religious laws, but in that scenario all faiths should have equal footing per our first amendment - so clearly the Oklahoma amendment was unconstitutional.
It came from the link I put up.
I did not say it.
Anybody who clicked on the link would know.
Even if they didn't, they would know that it came from the link. Hint red letters.