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)...Same as in Sweden. Which just proves my point.WishMaster wrote:maw:
Here in Germany your could get married in a registry office but not recieve the Lutheran Church's blessing for your marriage
What a frail thing the heterosexual marriage must be if is threatened by the love between two people...they don't want the model of a partnership between husband and wife to get lost.
What a load of crap! That IS discrimination! In the name of religion! Look at it this way, if you exchange gay for colored people, would it be racism? If yes, then you're on a very slippery slope trying to justify your position.But: Lutheran Church will no discriminate against you and - which is even more important - will bless you and your partner as human beings; not your partnership.
Yeah! Gift them one of these things there in this page:codemaniac wrote:Could an expert lend me a hand? Thanks!
According to Islamic doctrine, Islam was the primordial religion of mankind, professed by Adam.[91][clarify] At some point, a religious split occurred, and God began sending prophets to bring his revelations to the people.[92] In this view, Abraham, Moses, Hebrew prophets, and Jesus were all prophets of Islam, but their message and the texts of the Torah and the Gospels were corrupted by Jews and Christians. Similarly, children of non-Muslim families are born Muslims, but are converted to another faith by their parents.[93]
Islam maintains a hierarchy of religions wherein it occupies the uppermost place followed, in descending order, by Christianity, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and polytheism.[94][clarify] This idea of Islamic supremacy is encapsulated in the formula "Islam is exalted and nothing is exalted above it."[95] Accordingly, Muslims are not allowed to place themselves in a position inferior to that of the followers of other religions.[96] Pursuant to this principle, Muslim women may not marry non-Muslim men, non-Muslims may not inherit from their Muslim relatives, and a testimony of a non-Muslim is inadmissible against a Muslim.[97] A non-Muslim who insults Islam must be put to death, according to most schools of Islamic jurisprudence, or flogged and imprisoned, according to others.[98]
Islamic law divides non-Muslims into several categories, depending on their relation with the Islamic state. Those who live under Islamic rule are known as dhimmis; they must pay tribute to the Islamic state, and as such receive permanent protection. They are permitted to practice their religion to a certain extent, and to enjoy a measure of communal autonomy.[99] Dhimmis are subject to legal and social restrictions as well as humiliating regulations meant to highlight the inferiority of non-Muslim subjects.[100] Those who live in non-Muslim lands (dar al-Harb) are known as harbis, and upon entering into an alliance with the Muslim state become known as ahl al-ahd. Those who receive a guarantee of safety while residing temporarily in Muslim lands are known as ahl al-amān. Their legal position is similar to that of the dhimmi except that they are not required to pay the jizya. The people of armistice (ahl al-hudna) are those who live outside of Muslim territory and agree to refrain from attacking the Muslims.[101][102] Apostasy is prohibited. A Muslim man who converts to another religion must be executed, while a woman who does so must be imprisoned, according to some views, or also put to death, according to others.[103]
The matter is that the decision is taken by others, not by himself (religion, politics are not mostly things created by oneself)FreeThought wrote:politics, religion, and football , shouldn't be debated here , no agreement will ever be reached. your friend should read all he can about the matter , then make the decision him self.
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That website really opened the eyes for my friend! He thought about it for an hour and was reading that website nearly the whole day and the next day he told his mother that she may blame him if she wanted to, but he is converting to Buddhist so he can have great time with his beloved Korean girl without causing problems to the girl. My friend and the Korean girl told me that they will arrange the marriage in about 1 month, so I'm going to wish good luck for both of them!
) and not only a PureBasic Expert, but also a f**king GENIUS 
I'm glad it made him think. Religion is usually the process of non-thinking, i'm glad he has the strength to evaluate all the info he can gather and make his own informed decision for the path of his life. Good luck to them both.codemaniac wrote:That website really opened the eyes for my friend! He thought about it for an hour and was reading that website nearly the whole day and the next day he told his mother that she may blame him if she wanted to, but he is converting to Buddhist so he can have great time with his beloved Korean girl without causing problems to the girl. My friend and the Korean girl told me that they will arrange the marriage in about 1 month, so I'm going to wish good luck for both of them!
Kale isn't only an author of a great book (I have my hard-copy too
I'm sure there is KIGOHACk somewhere, the Kale's Ingenius Group Of HACkers
Well, maybe you're a bit sensitive.maw wrote:WishMaster wrote:What a load of crap! That IS discrimination! In the name of religion! Look at it this way, if you exchange gay for colored people, would it be racism? If yes, then you're on a very slippery slope trying to justify your position.But: Lutheran Church will no discriminate against you and - which is even more important - will bless you and your partner as human beings; not your partnership.
