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Thanks for your feeback.Scientific Humanism is just double speak for secular atheism. Which eventually leads to totalitarian communism.Islam would spread faster if it could improve its texts to be as loving as Scientific Humanism is - one example is for Islam to remove the parts that say women's testimony are worth only HALF that of the (apparently superior) man, and replace it with Scientific Humanism's belief to basically "treat women as equals - so base things on MERIT, and not on whether someone has an 'innie' or an 'outie' between their legs."
That would be what's best for the world, obviously. Like Scientific Humanism, if Islam could be seen as teaching "what's best for the world" (sending all Jews to "hell" is not what's best for the world, of course, as an example), then it would be able to compete, ethically, with Scientific Humanism.
So no, Islam is not going to change or modify even one single word of the Quran or its teachings. ...
That's one Nazi that I actually MISS!
Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
I can't think of a more dangerous religion than humanism. The last time we had that 200 million people were murdered.Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
"When in doubt, err on the side of freedom" - The Book of Scientific Humamism
Do you, like SH, believe in your children so incredibly much that you believe that they, someday, might be able to improve on your texts (in your case the Islamic texts)? For example, don't you have enough faith in your offspring that you feel that some day they might come up with more loving wording than where the Islamic texts (no offense) say to kill gays? I know they are capable of that - if you teach them love and not hatred. My gut feeling is that you are a good parent.Scientific Humanism is just double speak for secular atheism. Which eventually leads to totalitarian communism.Islam would spread faster if it could improve its texts to be as loving as Scientific Humanism is - one example is for Islam to remove the parts that say women's testimony are worth only HALF that of the (apparently superior) man, and replace it with Scientific Humanism's belief to basically "treat women as equals - so base things on MERIT, and not on whether someone has an 'innie' or an 'outie' between their legs."
That would be what's best for the world, obviously. Like Scientific Humanism, if Islam could be seen as teaching "what's best for the world" (sending all Jews to "hell" is not what's best for the world, of course, as an example), then it would be able to compete, ethically, with Scientific Humanism.
So no, Islam is not going to change or modify even one single word of the Quran or its teachings. ...
Yes, we strongly agree with each other that totalitarian dictators (yes, even secular ones) are not what's best for the world!I can't think of a more dangerous religion than humanism. The last time we had that 200 million people were murdered.Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
"When in doubt, err on the side of freedom" - The Book of Scientific Humamism
I believe that your children are smart enough to improve on the part that says that women only get HALF the inheritance of a man - don't you?Sorry, but the Quran cannot be modified or changed for any reason. .....
Actually Jesus spoke to the personal relationship thingy and told his followers to walk in 'truth and spirit'. Evidently Humanist do not get that personal relationship part with the spirit of life that resides in them.Yes, we strongly agree with each other that totalitarian dictators (yes, even secular ones) are not what's best for the world!I can't think of a more dangerous religion than humanism. The last time we had that 200 million people were murdered.Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
"When in doubt, err on the side of freedom" - The Book of Scientific Humamism
Fortunately I'm not a communist, or approve of dictatorships (Jesus approved of totalitarian political schemes and didn't believe in democracy, so SH doesn't bring forward those parts of the Bible, but does bring forward "love your neighbor" - Jesus got some things right and some wrong.)
Fortunately my belief system values freedom/democracy more than Christianity, Islam, etc do, in fact more than any other overall belief system I've ever heard of (sorry, communists)....here is the #1 "Commandment" of SH:
1. Believe in freedom:
a. Political (secular democracy)
b. Religious
c. Freedom of speech (vs. being overly politically-correct, etc.)
Center for Scientific Humanism: The Ten Commandments of Scientific Humanism
Can you and I agree that we love freedom so much that we agree that this is a striking improvement over the Bible that does approve of, say, beating slaves, but does not mention democracy? And is best for the world (over the largely-well intended Bible, even?)
"When a man strikes his male or female slave with a rod so hard that the slave dies under his hand, he shall be punished. If, however, the slave survives for a day or two, he is not to be punished, since the slave is his own property." (Exodus 21:20-21 NAB)
That would be that personal relationship thingy again speaking about the spiritual slaves within you.Yes, we strongly agree with each other that totalitarian dictators (yes, even secular ones) are not what's best for the world!I can't think of a more dangerous religion than humanism. The last time we had that 200 million people were murdered.Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
"When in doubt, err on the side of freedom" - The Book of Scientific Humamism
Fortunately I'm not a communist, or approve of dictatorships (Jesus approved of totalitarian political schemes and didn't believe in democracy, so SH doesn't bring forward those parts of the Bible, but does bring forward "love your neighbor" - Jesus got some things right and some wrong.)
Fortunately my belief system values freedom/democracy more than Christianity, Islam, etc do, in fact more than any other overall belief system I've ever heard of (sorry, communists)....here is the #1 "Commandment" of SH:
1. Believe in freedom:
a. Political (secular democracy)
b. Religious
c. Freedom of speech (vs. being overly politically-correct, etc.)
Center for Scientific Humanism: The Ten Commandments of Scientific Humanism
Can you and I agree that we love freedom so much that we agree that this is a striking improvement over the Bible that does approve of, say, beating slaves, but does not mention democracy? And is best for the world (over the largely-well intended Bible, even?)
"When a man strikes his male or female slave with a rod so hard that the slave dies under his hand, he shall be punished. If, however, the slave survives for a day or two, he is not to be punished, since the slave is his own property." (Exodus 21:20-21 NAB)
One might think it's a "religion", sure, but it's actually not, my friend. SH is not a "religion", but is, yes, an overall belief system. Let me prove that to you: "religions" seem to almost all have unscientific things in them, but, uh, SCIENTIFIC Humanism (surprise, surprise!) does not have unscientific things in it.I can't think of a more dangerous religion than humanism. The last time we had that 200 million people were murdered.Scientific Humanism is more, well, tolerant than that - can we agree that tolerance of people giving their opinions (even if "blasphemous") is a good thing, even when we really really disagree with what they say?The man being prosecuted in Denmark had burnt a Quran.
That is blasphemy and he should be severely punished. .....
"When in doubt, err on the side of freedom" - The Book of Scientific Humamism
I admire your passion.We have seen what happen to Christianity over the last couple of centuries, when it started adjusting its Holy books to accommodate its detractors and tone down those verses which offended them. The religion was slowly gutted of its core teachings.
So that today, Christianity the once great religion, is a mere shell of itself. Only something like 2% of Europeans attend church. And to be a Christian is to be ridiculed in the media as to be odd and out of touch.
We refuse to let that happen to Islam. .....
1.5 billion people can't improve on a person who, for example, didn't know where the sun went at night (who lived 1400 years ago)?Sorry, but the Quran cannot be modified or changed for any reason. .....
#1) the Quran doesn't need improvement or modification. So quit insulting me with your insistence that it does.I believe that your children are smart enough to improve on the part that says that women only get HALF the inheritance of a man - don't you?
Sunni you can subscribe to their blog and provide some financial support for two bucks a month.We have seen what happen to Christianity over the last couple of centuries, when it started adjusting its Holy books to accommodate its detractors and tone down those verses which offended them. The religion was slowly gutted of its core teachings.
So that today, Christianity the once great religion, is a mere shell of itself. Only something like 2% of Europeans attend church. And to be a Christian is to be ridiculed in the media as to be odd and out of touch.
We refuse to let that happen to Islam. .....
Yea, I'm pulling out my credit card right now.Sunni you can subscribe to their blog and provide some financial support for two bucks a month.
Specifically regarding women, there is a better way, mi amigo:.......
#2) The reason a man gets more inheritance than a woman. Is because in Islam he has the financial responsibility to take care of his parents in their old age. The woman doesn't have that burden. So now you know.
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We love the women in your family so much that we teach to “not discriminate against women” and “base rewards on merit, not on gender”. Scientific Humanism believes that our texts can move beyond sexism once and for all. Bible/Jesus/Qur’an, though well-intended, teach that your mother and daughters are worth ½ that of a man (Lev 27:3-7, Q2:282, Q4:176, etc.)
Center for Scientific Humanism: Search results for women
In regards to race we try to be "colorblind".....in regards to gender we try to be "equalist, not sexist".