Fueri
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How comes after what. How to make the world a better requires one to think first of what does that mean, then how to make said things a reality. There's nothing senseless about this and even if there were, your question would be even worse.This is a coffee shop discussion...You might want to work on the "what" part, since that comes first.Interesting question posed by the thread.
I've been wondering the same, but along a different tangent, not 'what', but rather 'how' to change it, as I am not aware of a central authority that could actually change anything.
The Catholic Church, for example, has the papacy. For all of it's foibles and how unbelievably slow it is to accept change, at least there is some means of talking sense to people. I don't see that with Islam, which leaves it wide open to these hijackings by nutbags that are just looking for some text in a book to justify their madness.
I wasn't discounting the what, but I'd think the how is as important.
If there is no vehicle to implement them, 'what's' are then just ideas that have no hope of implementation.
For a coffee shop discussion, I'd imagine 'what' is good fodder.
For fostering actual change we can have all the greatest ideas on the planet, but they're useless without the 'how'.
Ok, so it's senseless prattle that should ignore major questions wrt to reforming Islam.
gotcha.
prattle on....
That's a distinction without a difference. We'd like to go to Alpha Centauri but we can't. We can talk about it till the cows come home, but no ship, no trip.
Maybe it's just that my brain is wired this way. In my profession I'm the 'how' guy that figures out how to design and build something some normally clueless guy thinks will actually work.
Anyhow I wasn't looking to turn this into a pissing contest.
If you'd rather focus on the what without addressing the how for purposes of this discussion, that's totally fine, although, for me, you cannot have one without the other.
carry on.....