Comments on: Saudi Woman Faces Death For Witchcraft

Human Rights Group Appeals To Saudi King To Halt Execution

[finewoven]

"The Saudi court cited an instance in which a man allegedly became impotent after being bewitched by Falih."

I don''t know, after marrying one''s cousin generation after generation in their culture, it''s more likely that the impotence is hereditary.

[freddymacy]

rick:

"Seek to understand, then be understood".

You miss the first part of the equation. You are so busy stating your opinion as fact that you have no idea what else is out there. You will never be understood until you seek to understand others, bro.

[j-whitman]

Rick,,,, Who''s twisting Christianity ??? Jesus is''nt God & he didn''t not deliver the Big 10 Commandments to Moses

[displeased]

Regardless of how many atrocities we hear about on the news committed by Islamic maniacs, liberals always manage to twist the discussion into an assault on Christianity and the Bible instead.
Posted by singinrick

I was on these boards earlier when there was mostly discussion about the story and Sharia law and the oppression of women and then I noticed YOU twisted it around. I think you enjoy all this useless bickering.

[abdoul_pasha]

You don`t do any researches

[jowand]

Can God make a boulder too heavy for Him to lift? :)
Posted by freddymacy at 02:22 PM : Feb 14, 2008

Your sentence structure is grammatically incorrect. As an illustration of this, "the irresitable force meets the immovable object or "he accomplished the impossible". Nice try though freddy this dumb question has been around for a lot of years.

[freddymacy]

See the irony in it all?
Posted by singinrick

I see the irony when you complain about our intolerance to you, when you are completely intolerant of any opinion other than your own.

[abdoul_pasha]

Just the opposite, the same percent of Christian Arabs practice it

[freddymacy]

A wise man once said, "God can''''t do everything, God can''''t lie".

Posted by singinrick


So, that would mean that god is not all powerful :0


Can God make a boulder too heavy for Him to lift? :)

[jowand]

It`s not to do with religion, it`s because of the culture. The Christian Arabs also practice the honour killings.
Posted by Abdoul_Pasha at 02:19 PM : Feb 14, 2008

So do the Sicillian Mafia families, is still doesn''t make it right, it is absolutely wrong. Neither of them practice it on the scale Muslims do though.