Are You Prejudiced Against Some Religions? [Spirituality & Religion]

This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »

St0ut · 51-55, M

No one can’t be prejudiced against a religion.

You can be prejudiced against the followers of that religion.

Ie. I do not have a problem with Muslim people. I can enjoy thier friendship and work togehter.

However my feeling is that Islam is the face of evil on earth.

Theseus · 46-50, M

@St0ut I disagree...slightly. One can be prejudiced against anything: "I don't like chairs. I've never seen or have sat in a chair, but I don't like chairs!"

St0ut · 51-55, M

@Theseus I have never seen or sat in a chair. But a chair killed 2000 people and stones women to death for being raped

Theseus · 46-50, M

@St0ut Point is, one can obviously be prejudiced against chairs even BEFORE they fly into buildings.

The number of people killed was closer to 3,000, BTW.

puck61

@St0ut

No one can’t be prejudiced against a religion.

How can you make that statement in light of the definition of 'prejudiced'? That is absolutely inane.

puck61

@St0ut Did you intentionally write "can't"? If you did, then I mostly agree with that statement. Very few people are not prejudice towards some ideology. If that was the point you were trying to make, I humbly apologize.

St0ut · 51-55, M

Yes the can’t was intentional

puck61

@St0ut Then, as I said, I agree. It was the contrasting context that followed the statement that threw me off. Again; I humbly apologize for my misinterpretation of your statement.