Humans are always quick to brand each other or start up a hate.
I just try and be a good person and treat others as I would wish to be treated. Sometimes there are lapses (Not very often - Engineer you know

Don't worry mate, he's got that coming from me and my wife. That is if my (late) son hasn't already ripped them off.Inchy wrote:If there is a god I would punch him in the ******** for giving kids cancer
Hi Pstotto, apologies for being vague. As luck would have it, there's a channel that's currently taking snippets of Peterson's talks and uploading them, endorsed by the man himself. The titles are self explanatory, talks about the importance of archetypes within history, faith, literature etc, the horrors of postmodernism, freedom of speech and the meanings of faith. It's difficult to describe him, quite possibly just more deception, delusion, who knows...Tough to talk about faith, but this man is the only person to describe faith to me in a palatable way, linking it with what Jung and Nietzsche have said and how the 20th century developed and where we are now. He's right in the thick of it and his is an ever changing story in real time as regards to bill c16 in Canada, whilst his message has remained constant and worked upon.Pstotto wrote:Clareting don't be so lazy, disseminate for us. 2 hours long those lectures and while they may be interesting it's asking a lot of an audience. Is there some nougat of information in that lot worth sharing? Nougats please.
It probably depends where you follow your Muslims though. The chances of following one and ending up in a coffee shop are perhaps higher in North America than in, say, Mosul or Jakarta or Mecca.NRC wrote:Currently sitting in a coffee shop. Twenty five people in there. Twenty are Muslims. Not one has attacked me or called me infidel. The manager, a Muslim, calls me "dude."
What I know is this. Don't follows Muslims to find Islam, follow them to find coffee - they know where the good stuff is alright!