Ejected From God's House

[LayingHands]

Ejected From God’s House

“The women were told on no uncertain terms they could not remain in the mosque and the DC cops ordered us to leave or be ushered out.”

Its true this is a custom of their religion for hundreds/thousands of years…my goodness, look to their panic when a woman is in her cycle…she is almost vile!

There are other threads which say the same would be done should someone cause a religious disruption within one of our churches, as would be their right too…

Unfortunately, this reminds me of a time I was asked to leave a Catholic Church and I am Catholic! It was a very trying time in my young life and I stopped at a Parish because I needed to pray…this was not my parish which was many miles away. I attempted to light a candle and was approached by a young priest who said I could leave my tith with him and he would light a candle for me later…but I had to leave the Church…I left confused and hurt, crying, because I did not understand why this was happening…even to this day, I still do not understand why I could not stay and pray in this House of God?

 

[rdscheirer]

To Dale M

Read Robert Spenser’s book " What Mohammed Meant" then get back to me about “moderate Mohammadans”-where are they in the NY mosque connundrum- where were they to condem 9/11- they weren’t there because they aren’t there- the Book of Mohammed tells them that when they meet an “infidel” they must convert them to Mohammadism, or charge them a tax -Dhimitude-, or kill them.I had a cheif resident in my surgical training who was fron Lebanon whose family was Christian (this was 1982)- his father was a renowned heart surgeon but he still had to pay the “tax”. He told me the Muslims hated them because they had a very American lifestyle ( Dad made some good money) and the Dhimi tax really didn’t cause any problems with their finances. He told me the majority of the people at that time who actually produced value for the country were Christian- the powers that be in Lebanon drove them out and now look where they are- 1970’s -the Paris of the Middle east- 2010-who the h=== cares anymore.

 

[Beau_Ouiville]

Freedom of religion is content neutral and I don’t think that non-adherents should criticize the practices of other religions. After all, incense at high mass smells pretty awful.

As soon as you think you can dictate what goes on inside a mosque, then the police will be telling priest what vestments they can wear on a particular Sunday.

 

[Bob_Aliano]

In Conservative Quaker Meetings, the women and children sit on one side of the meetinghouse and the men and young boys sit on the other…it is how it is done in these meetings…freedom of religious expression within the confines of the meetinghouse.

To cause disruption within the confines of the Mosque that breaks religious decorum is not right. It would be similar to “Gentiles” seeking to enter into a Mormon Temple by force…it’s not done within the rule of law.

I can remember a similar separation of males and females in some Catholic churches in the pre-1960 years.

 

[StrawberryJam]

I can remember a similar separation of males and females in some Catholic churches in the pre-1960 years.

Maybe this was an American thing? Was the Catholic Church *accomodating *the Puritans, and other denominations after them in America at that time?

 

[rdscheirer]

Dear Dale M

Read “The Truth about Muhammad founder of the World’s Most Intolerant Religion” by Robert Spencer then you will gain some knowlege. He had to go in hiding after publishing the book because the Muhammadans wish to kill him for showing from research of the history and writings surrounding this book they know it to be true.