Tagged: Religion and Spirituality

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More on Darfur

Dr. Muqtedar Khan on Darfur Horror Continues: What are Muslims Waiting For? It seems that while the rest of the world is indulging in semantic and diplomatic tussles, the Muslim World is waiting for...

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Doing Something

From Dr. Muqtedar Khan’s Globalog: While the Iraqi insurgents who regularly kill and maim hundreds of fellow Iraqis in their Jihad against America are hogging the limelight, Arab militias called Janjaweed, armed, sponsored and...

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Pledge of Non-Issue

Norbizness nicely sums up the bullshit surrounding the Pledge: Remember, the inclusion of 'Under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance is simply ceremonial deism and non-coercive civic cohesion. On the other hand, if we...

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From a Real Christian

Susan Calloway, editor of The Price of Liberty, has a few words for some of her fellow Christians who froth at the mouth screaming "gay sinners!!!" So, those who stand before TV cameras, march...

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Secularism and Western Politics

Dr. Muqtedar Khan on The Myth of Secularism: Religion and Politics are Mutually Constitutive As a Muslim intellectual living in the West, researching and teaching political theory and political philosophy, I have always marveled...

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Righting the Revisionists

Robert Carver in the Illinois Conservative on America is not a Christian nation: This is in response to the November 17 letters regarding, "More evidence against so-called "separation of church and state," November 17....

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Spinning The Anger

Ivan Eland of the Independent Institute on Can America “Spin” Away Anti-U.S. Hatred in Islamic Countries? A study group chosen by the Bush administration has just spent the public’s tax dollars reaching a conclusion...

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Santorum

Arthur Silber has been going apeshit on Rick Santorum for the last week or so. And deservedly so. I won't be blogging about the controversy. Arthur has said everything I would have said and...

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Islamic Libertarianism

Al-Muhajabah has an interesting post on the subject of government enforcement of theocratic mandates: …each person has a right to his or her religion, life, intellect, progeny, and property and the law's purpose is...