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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
My thoughts and concerns go out to those that are accosted no matter what the belief. As long as they are not the aggressors.
In this case it is obvious that the Muslims that are the aggressors. As they usually tend to be. Yet this pushing of belief and religious values is as well prevalent within government.
You ask why the government is doing nothing about the problem, yet the problem is self evident. There is nothing more that one belief wants than for other beliefs to go against each other.
That way they can maintain control of the beliefs of the country in which they are in.
This actually applies to all religions unfortunately. It's the very nature of religion.
Religion is about control. So you may say that they made promises. Yet why should they keep those promises when the figure of authority IS the very head of the countries church?
That's what the king of England is! The top person of the church of England. And everything flows downward from there onto the house of lords and onto parliament itself.
In this case it is obvious that the Muslims that are the aggressors. As they usually tend to be. Yet this pushing of belief and religious values is as well prevalent within government.
You ask why the government is doing nothing about the problem, yet the problem is self evident. There is nothing more that one belief wants than for other beliefs to go against each other.
That way they can maintain control of the beliefs of the country in which they are in.
This actually applies to all religions unfortunately. It's the very nature of religion.
Religion is about control. So you may say that they made promises. Yet why should they keep those promises when the figure of authority IS the very head of the countries church?
That's what the king of England is! The top person of the church of England. And everything flows downward from there onto the house of lords and onto parliament itself.