Yep, nothing to see here…move along…not happening…I’m betting on it…

A three-woman panel met at San Antonio College as part of a lecture series on Christianity and Islam. The object was to clear up some misconceptions about the role of women in Islam. Muslim women were not oppressed, that’s what the panelists told the kids. In fact, it was just the opposite—Islam teaches equality and respect for everyone, including women. Isn’t that what Ibrahim Hooper has been saying all these years? Or was it somebody else? Mahmoud Ahmadinejad? Jimmy Carter? Robert Edgar? Someone.

One of the panelists was Brenda Meneses. People often confuse cultural behavior with actual theology she said. Christians in the Western World have a difficult time understanding this because they have a different idea about the role religion plays in their lives. Well, sure, that’s possible. There are many interpretations of the Bible. What do the suras say about the role of women in Islam?

Tabari IX:113,

“Treat women well for they are like domestic animals and they possess nothing in themselves.”

Bukhari V3B48N826:

“The Prophet said, ‘Isn’t the witness of a women equal to half of that of a man?’ The woman said, ‘Yes.’ He said, “This is because of the deficiency of a woman’s mind.”
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No…not a problem…just file this under the “Coming social tsunami” category and you’ll be fine…go back to listening to Dhimmi Jimmy…you’ll be fine in the morning…don’t worry, we respect you…don’t worry, we’ll hide behind freedom of religion in The Constitution and you’ll not figure out it’s really all about politics…go back to watching “American Idol.”

Islam is on the march in the United States and no battle is too small not to be fought and no lies too outrageous not to be told.

Heed the warning…

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