RealDave
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But it is in your Bible.No, Christians Never Stoned Anyone.Christians never stoned anyone?Oh please, don't you have a whore to stone or something?Maybe tou bigoted assfucks should not be allowed to serve in office.,A year ago, there was a thread entitled >> "Do Republicans believe a Muslim should be allowed to serve in public office if elected?" I'm now answering that by saying No, Republicans don't believe Muslims should be allowed to serve in public office, elected or not. Furthermore, no American should be OK with Muslims serving in public office.
First of all, in America, Islam is sedition, by virtue of it's supremacism, which is in violation of the Constitution (article 6, section 2, part 1-the Supremacy Clause).
Secondly, Islam is an ideology (masquerading as a religion), which advocates (if not commands) the violation of scores of US laws, including some of the most serious felonies (ex. murder, rape, pedophilia, slavery, sex discrimination)
Not only should Muslims not be part of government in America, but Islam should not exist in America, period. There should be no mosques, no Korans, no Islamic centers, etc
So where did this come from - "he who without sin cast the first stone"
Wait, from that book your Christians tote around everywhere?
Some Fake Religious people may have.
The Law of Grace has been in effect since The Resurrection of Christ, so stoning is forbidden in Christianity.
However when Christ Returns, Grace is over, and all Law Breakers, Liars, Slanderers, Murderers etc. will be punished and thrown in to HELL, including the future most favorite politician ever of The DemNazi Party The Anti-Christ.
Islam and The DemNazi Party are so 9th Century.
Yet so futuristic, as they'll be ushering in The Apocalypse.
Better invest in some asbestos underwear, Lefty.
"Although Islam and Muslim codes of law are often used to justify the use of stoning as a punishment for adultery, there is actually no reference to stoning in the Koran. Furthermore, there are many prominent clerics and religious scholars who openly oppose the practice of stoning and have called it "Islamically unjustifiable." For example, Grand Ayatollah Yousef Sanei, a very prominent Shi’a cleric in Iran, issued a fatwa (a religious edict) against the practice of stoning."
Women Around the World Are Being Stoned to Death. Do You Know the Facts?
So I guess you lied. Right Woody?