point taken. but, since i havent read them word for word (do you have a link? -- i would like to read them), i wouldnt be able to say that i can, or cannot, agree with all 30. also, i am sure some really smart people sat down and thought about those 30 articles, i.e. studied the situation. :bugeye:
by the way, madrasa just means school. does that mean Greentree Elementry Madrasa in Anehiem California, to which i attended was a breeding ground for terrorists. ooooohhhh the media
what if someone were to say, "in just the same way the bible isnt for you, these 30 articles arent for me"?
what about conflicts in areas of the world that are not in the name of religion, what methods of control are for them. the thing is, different rules for different people. what will work in one place will not neccesrily work in others.
i am an advocate of the death penalty. not because it is part of islamic law, but because i have children. if someone were to rape and murder one of my children, then that person deserves to die. i would like to think that i would have the strength to forgive the person (which by islamic law overrides the death penalty), but i dont think i could. i would like to think that i could execute the sentence myself, but i cant stand the sight of blood and just too much of a chicken. call it selfish, jealosy, whatever, that is just the truth.
so for someone to tell me that is inhumae doesnt make sense to me. the articles themselves would be considered a means to control. "if choose not to decide, then you have still made a choice".
if people were to look hard enough, and try hard enough, start the change from within, then a comprehensive system is there to be found.
peace.