Laws exist to reflect something deeper…. justice. And true justice is not something people invent in a lab or vote into existence on a Tuesday in November. Justice is objective. It exists outside of us. We don’t create it, we discover it. Join me on today’s episode.
Discussion
Interesting topic. I am not religious. I believe in separation of church and state. However, Muslims have already done the leg work on your episode’s thesis. It’s called Sharia law. I can only assume that you would fully support the full implementation of Sharia law in the United States.
My take:
No Gods No Masters 🇺🇸
It is good and right that we have separation of church and state.
However, Sharia law Views the state and religion as one….Islam is not just a faith, but a political and legal system. It stems from the Quran, Hadiths, and Islamic tradition…
So with ALL respect, my worldview would reject Sharia law.
There is a proposed development in Texas known as “EPIC City,” initiated by the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC). This planned community is intended to be a Muslim-centered neighborhood near Josephine, Texas, approximately 40 miles northeast of Dallas. This will be an interesting case study to see how this plays out.
Interesting.
I got the impression from your podcast that laws in the United States should be based on Christian conservatism.
I believe in freedom.
Do I believe a trans woman is a woman? No.
Do I believe a man should be able to “transition” to a “woman”? Yes.
Should I have to use that person’s preferred pronouns? No.
This is freedom. People trying to impose their personal beliefs on others is authoritarianism.
No victim, no crime.