SECULAR DISCOURSE FOR SOMALIA

[Galol]

Religion is between the individual and his/her god and not between Nation and God.

Discuss

[Advocator]

Religion is between the individual and his/her god and the Nation


Allahu akbar!!!!

[Af_libaax]

Gal

HHHHHHHHHmmmmm a very lonly night for the genus monsTera why not fuss One of your Old ladies Basra OOOOOOOOOps I mean Kambuli , She might tell you a story of a Jealous GoD who would punish in everlasting flames the atheist .

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[Galol]

Advocator

I was hoping for a serious discussion this tiome.

Af-libax

I am trying mate. Tell them for me will you?

[same]

God does not involve our daily activities.
I don’t like someone representing Him give me orders.

[Galol]

Same

You are an enigma wrapped in mystery. Or was that the other way round?

Actullay I disagree with you: God does have an impact on our daily lives because people carry god around in their heads. He affects every aspect of our lives from our social norms and behaviours to our politics. God is indeed omnipotent.

[gobdoon]

I always think about that and think that way,then I say to myself hold on my be you are brain washed and because you lived in the West you think that way,but may be when We are talking about Somalia or a muslim country is another ball game.

[same]

Galol,
You don't mean that.

Do you believe that God exalted some men in that way, so they have got an authority to represent him?
You don't.

I'm "Mucjizatul Zamaan"

[Galol]

Gobdoon

Thank you for honest point. My basic ideological launchpad of that is not too pompous is that people are people people. What is good for one group of humanity is good for all because we want and need exactly the same things: freedom, dignity, the right to free thought and free speech, the right to have a say in how we are governed, the right to worship what we want or worship none the right tio eat and drink what we like the right to have relationships with whomever we choose.(I just discovered that in many muslim countries it is actually against the law for a woman to marry a non-Muslim! How dare they!)

Of course the details and what these values mean to different societies can differ slightly but only slightly. I will be really interested if you diasgree with any of the above human values.

[Galol]

Same

mean what? That you are an enigma or that God is omnipotent or both?

[Cawar]

Galol

Biyihii la cabi lahaa baa la la'yahay adiguna biyo lagu weeyseysto ayaa raadinaysaa.

War horta meeshii wadan ahayd Nabad ha u soo noqoto...then we will talk.

[Galol]

Cawar

Looooool. Never heard that idiom before. Did you make it up or does it exist? If you invented it copyright it.

I dont think it is ever too early to discuss issues that might affect peoples lives. Hey read the `Economist' if you can. Big article about Somalia.

[gobdoon]

I do share and agree with you at the end of the day freedom is needed We somalis are independent and individualistic and we always have been and that should be maintained,at the same time the country is MUSLIM and those pillars should be maintained and that we should be careful of the things against our religion and culture.

[Galol]

Gobdoon

Which goes to the cotre of my qwuestion: do you believe God should be in government or should he be confined to people's hearts and heads?

[gobdoon]

It's a difficult question and when answering it's good to look carefuly what country we are talking about in Somalia the fast majority of people are MUSLIM eventhough some of them may not practice but hold great respect for the religion,So any government you have in Somalia you can't get away from the religion and that it has to observe it,if you look in the Christian world today there are number countries where majority of people are Catholic and they observe their catholic values.