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To: Reverend Saltine

I’m fine with that. Though it should be noted Orthodox rabbinic law has a good bit in common with sharia, especially in divorce cases.

Why do you object if A and B ask C to settle a dispute between them, using whatever “laws” or rules they see fit? How does that injure you?

If and when somebody tries to impose sharia on non-Muslims or make shari rulings legally binding even on Muslims, I’ll get as excited as anybody. Till then, no big deal.


52 posted on 01/28/2015 9:24:02 PM PST by Sherman Logan (PO)
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To: Sherman Logan

Listen to Me: if they like that, they cn go where that is done, or go the ____ back where they came from. It’s simple. Don’t give me thius conflict Resolutiion Montesori 101. I’m from a vanished age of real world smack my face reality


53 posted on 01/28/2015 9:27:07 PM PST by Reverend Saltine (Saltines are dry, white, and make you thirsty. And then you want more and you get thirsty-er....)
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