Which is absolutely the point of any conversation abt whether or not child sex abuse is acceptable. That's not every conversation.https://twitter.com/Locke1689/status/800351935190568961 …
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eg,In what way will 'Muhammad was perfect/a paedophile' assist a conversation abt whether faith schools increase radicalisation?
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Because it forces people to reject a fundamentalist view of Islam, for one where the Hadith or Mohammed had mistakes.
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Except they're more likely to say you don't understand Islam and go away.
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Tell me, how do most lay Muslims deal with Hadith claim Mohammed had sex with a nine year old? How do they explain it.
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They say he didn't.
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I mean Sahih al-Bukhari is pretty explicit about it... so how can they defend that?
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I'm sure you know the apologism better than I do. I find they more often stop talking. I'd just like to have other conversations.
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I understand where you're coming from, but Christianity didn't moderate because of softly-softly approach but of fierce assault
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OK, I'm still going to have conversations with believing Muslims about other things.
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@Locke1689 distracts those who are hung up on that issue, it leaves you free to address the more mindful ones,@HPluckrose -
Your refusal to engage certain criticisms of Islam makes you very unmindful, unlike
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I am not refusing to engage. I was clearly saying both of your approaches have merit.
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You were saying people who want to make abuse argument are less mindful.
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no, I am saying muslims who are hung up on this are less mindful, I made no comment on those of us who interdict them
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Ok. Apologies for misinterpreting.
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sorry for being confusing.
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