Muslims say; religious freedom for me, but not for thee.

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Muslims say; religious freedom for me, but not for thee.


The Golden Rule and other reciprocity sayings indicate that what we grant ourselves or some others should also be granted to everyone. This would include the right to critique religions and governments.


Islam and it’s Muslim adherents are quite vocal in denigrating other religions and political system, yet say that others who denigrate Islam and Sharia should be penalized in various ways, --- even unto death.


Where I come from, reciprocity is fair play and all players in a game play by the same rules. Islam and Muslims wants to win the God wars by having different restrictive rules for their interlocutors.


Should we respect and tolerate a religion that denies us the rights and play by the same rules that they enjoy?


If yes, please tell me why we should respect such a religion.


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DL
 
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Muslims say; religious freedom for me, but not for thee.


Islam and it’s Muslim adherents are quite vocal in denigrating other religions and political system, yet say that others who denigrate Islam and Sharia should be penalized in various ways, --- even unto death.
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Yeah....there's a lot-o'-that goin' around......
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"They entered into a covenant to seek the Lord, the God of their fathers, with all their heart and soul; and everyone who would not seek the Lord, the God of Israel, was to be put to death, whether small or great, whether man or woman." (2 Chronicles 15:12-13)
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