Anonymous #1 1w

It’s literally a conservative ideology of a religion. You could say the same about the Amish, a very conservative Christian sect. Same with Orthodox Jews. Not every Muslim is the same. It’s like trying to say all Muslims have the same views as ISIS or that all Christians do the same thing as the Westboro Baptist Church

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Anonymous OP 1w

Women have little to no rights under sharia law and child marriage is allowed

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Anonymous #1 1w

Women in America weren’t allowed to vote until 1920. The vast majority didn’t work outside the home until WWII and a lot of it was Christian conservatism. Child marriage in America is also disgustingly much more common than you think. Not even just between two minors with parental consent. Pedophiles marry their groomed victims so they wouldn’t be forced to testify. Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler married a teenage girl. So did Elvis.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Also the entire point is that not all Muslims preach Sharia. It’s projecting. As you get further from the Middle East, belief in Sharia wanes. Demographics also likely change similar to America: more progressive in cities, more conservative in rural areas. Asylum seekers may be running from persecution from a religious extremist government also.

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Anonymous OP 1w

No but currently women under sharia law get punished for refusing to have sex with their husbands and in some areas they can’t even show their face ETC., they seriously are forced by law to subservient. and 9 year olds who haven’t even hit puberty yet are allowed to be married off under sharia law, its not comparable to modern day America at all

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yes exactly they’re running from religious persecution to America

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Anonymous #1 1w

You’re right, it’s not comparable to modern day America. But it is entirely comparable to America of the 20th century. At that time, women were literally punished for refusing to have sex with their husbands. They didn’t really do face veils, but they did do child/arranged marriages of prepubescent children. It’s not comparable to modern day America because we are far more progressive. Sharia law is a conservative religious ideology.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Though what I don’t get is why do American conservatives oppose Sharia law? It lets husbands beat their wives and rape them. That’s something all conservative white dudes can get behind

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Anonymous #2 1w

It’s the law of Islam, that’s why many people believe that it can’t properly assimilate into western culture. “Conservative religious ideology” isn’t having zero rights anywhere except there

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Anonymous #2 1w

I guess because no sane person believes that’s a civil society

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Anonymous #1 1w

“Conservative religious ideology” is just going strictly by a religious book. If you’re a real religious conservative you should oppose gay people from existence. Leviticus says to stone adulterers and gay people and shit. Leviticus says all sorts of things just like the supposed law of Islam. The Bible also says you can sell off your daughters and shit. So like what’s the difference? All conservative religious societies are evil.

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Anonymous #1 1w

10-14% of married women are raped by their partners in the US. About 34% of women report having unwanted sex with their partners, primarily because of marriage (DV Hotline, 2025). Most of those cases see the wife staying with their husband because of economic power.

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Anonymous #2 1w

No you’re not at all supposed to oppose gay people from existence, at least not as a Christian. And the difference can be seen in the Bible in Galatians 5:1. Separation of church and state is also not a thing under sharia law

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Anonymous OP 1w

That’s not required by law and rape is illegal in America

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Anonymous OP 1w

The only thing that’s weird asf is that in America if you’re pregnant you can’t divorce your husband until after you give birth, that I don’t understand

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Anonymous #1 1w

That religious persecution I mentioned is one of the following: Either the religious group is much more extreme than their government. Think about the pilgrims, they came to the New World because they were way too extreme. Or the group is too progressive. Think about the Quakers, who believed we are responsible for recreating Eden and everyone is welcome with them. Since many Islamic governments are already quite extreme, refugees of religious persecution from Islamic nations are progressive.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Ok? Why are you citing recent studies I never mentioned anything about how America is currently. Did you not read or smth?

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Anonymous #2 1w

Because literally the entire point of my post is that religious conservatives are scared of religious conservatives to the point of making shit up about the entire religion. Yet you’re ignorant to similar issues (both historical and present) in America whether or not it’s related to your religion or not. I haven’t even gotten started on Mormonism, it’s literally the White Christian version of practicing sharia and completely legal here

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Anonymous OP 1w

Oh nah I can’t read 😭

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Anonymous #2 1w

I thought the other guy was saying this to argue that because domestic rape is 14% that somehow what I said about religious conservatives of the past agreeing completely with sharia law is wrong. My fault

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Anonymous OP 1w

Mormonism is not a part of Christianity. And again separation of church and state which is not allowed under sharia law which is the law of Islam and also again why it’s argued that true Islam can’t assimilate into western culture. There are many reasons why people religious or not should be scared of it

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Anonymous #1 1w

Bro what are you saying? Mormonism is literally “the church of Jesus Christ and the Latter Day Saints” they follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. That makes them a sect of Christianity

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Anonymous #2 1w

They have a completely different holy book and don’t believe Jesus is the messiah so no they’re not Christian’s

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Anonymous #2 1w

They’re like Christianity dlc 🥺

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Anonymous #1 1w

They’re an offshoot of Christianity. In the same way that Christianity is just Judaism with the belief that Jesus was truly the Messiah, that is what Mormonism is to Christianity. To say that the scripture is different is a slippery slope. “Since Protestants removed the Apocrypha from canon, Catholicism is the only true sect of Christianity”

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Anonymous OP 1w

Christian’s believe that the only road to salvation is through Christ, and Mormons dont believe that. And they have a completely different holy book and holy figure that no other sect of Christianity agrees with. It’s not a slippery slope to say the scriptures are different because it’s actually just a whole different book

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Anonymous #1 1w

By that argument many sects of Christianity wouldn’t count. Catholics for instance believe you still need to follow the teachings of the Catholic Church. I.e that salvation isn’t entirely done through Christ. If they believed salvation can be done through Christ alone then surely they must believe that you don’t need to listen to the Catholic Church.

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Anonymous #2 1w

Mormonism is basically just Catholicism where the church is now in Utah

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Anonymous #2 1w

Catholicism is the belief that the Catholic Church is the one true church that Jesus created, it just asserts the churches authority. Their rules come from the Bible and from God. The difference in Protestantism and Catholicism isn’t that Christ is the savior. Mormonism is legit completely different. They believe in Jesus but not that he’s the savior, so they’re not a sect of Christianity. It’s like saying Judaism and Islam are sects of Christianity bc they believe in Jesus too

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