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(04-27-2017, 05:05 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is a loaded question.  Lots of Muslims answer that they want to follow Sharia law but they are not willing to violate the law of the land in order to do so.

It is like asking if every Christian who opposed same sex marriage is a "radical".

So, "No", I do not believe that every Muslims who claims he wants to follow Sharia Law is a radical.  But obviously any Muslim who is willing to violently overthrow the government to instill Sharia Law is a radical.

Do you think every Christian that opposed same sex marriage was a radical?  How about anyone who is opposed to legal abortion?

Hopefully you paused to reflect on what you typed when you had to compare views on SSM and abortion with Sharia Law. Pretty sure many Christians are against SSM; as are Muslims; however, their view of "punishment" for both are quite different.

The Christian views it as a sin; however, like all sins it can be forgiven. The Muslim thinks they should be put to death.

"Opposed" is a pretty broad brush and trying to group it in with "kill" really does nothing to solidify any point you are trying to make. So "no" the Christian that views SSM and Abortion as a sin "read opposed" are not radical. Any Christian that thinks you should be put to death for SSM is Radical; however, Muslim that thinks you should be put to death for homosexuality is mainstream.