Reema

Jacek71

Belief is Love, and Love is Belief. Only oppositions define which it is stronger. I think that's here distortion. Belief with Love is the same. But... I don't want fight with you because I very respect you. I believe that all human being is even and free. But I know that so it is not in Muslim's world. I know however that must so to be. It is maybe KARMA of the world and very needed thing.

KuzuKuzu

My turkish boyfriend is muslim...but he said "religion is not important" and things like "i'm not a good muslim"...at this point,after reading your posts, i think i'd really like it would be so...cuz i cannot think that he would marry me just because for him,a male,is allowed and for girls isn't! I've a csomopolitic point of view and i REALLY respect EVERY type of religion and atheism too-but one day,i don't want to force my children to believe in something.I want to let them choose their way by theirselves...i don't want that they will be Muslims only because of their father-it's unfairy!everybody can choose their thoughts why can't you? I believe in Love's religion:if you love someone you will leave him/her to choose their way;if i'll have babies i want to let them choose their way on their own!

Reema

Kuzukuzu..hi again

I can choose my thoughts, you think I'm forced to be a Muslim? no one forced me, but I think, read, I even read about other religions. I believe in my religion, and if your boyfriend marries you, it's because he loves you, not because it's just allowed. Even Muslim women can marry christians or jewish, but they know it's a sin and forbidden. I'm with you..every one can choose how to live their lives. I also choose to be an open-minded person and show respect to other people's ideas and their religions. I'd never say something like "this is not fair in this religion, or this religion is radical" would that make me an open-minded person? I don't think so.
see you

Nani

Well sorry to tell you , but it has nothing to do with forcing your children to be Muslims, they will still be Muslims even if you didn't want to ... this is how things go , we are born Muslims because our parents are Muslims, and afterwards, we don't change , we grow up believing in Islam ...and we don't see ourselves as radicals, we see ourselves as believers and we do believe and respect all three religions.

Our religion ordered us to believe in all three religions and we are not allowed to disrespect other religions.

The_FD

Well if your parents are muslims, you are muslim by fact, but not by convinction, you may change your mind depending on your own vision of things. Moreover how can you pretend to choose your religion if your parents are of the same religion? Let's say that's a special kind of choice, somehow oriented


Of course but... religions are far more than three on Earth

__________________
L'histoire de la famille Bourdillon
Les fêtes d'Hébé
The flying dancer dancing

felipealonso

You hit the spot, mate!!

And all these arguments and discussions have the same root: The inner belief about what you're saying IS the truth... I don't have any specific religion, but I do share most of the Buddhist philosophy. But I admit, and I'm open, to the possibility of what I think might be wrong... how many of you, Muslims, Christians, Jews, etc; are willing to do the same?

¡¡Viva la diversidad!! (long life to diversity)