For the folks that are claiming to be so worried about a Muslim theocracy, their warnings and concerns might seem more genuine if they, themselves, hadn't been pushing for their own theocracy since the 1980's.
Bit like the atheists, "secular humanists" and co's concerns about fundamental religion, the Church meddling in the state and religion (especially Christian religion) controlling peoples lives, they might seem more genuine if they themselves were not pushing for one world view, when they're the only "normal" and "rational" people and you have to agree with all their so called "tolerant" ideals or face their accusations of bigotry and their world view being forced upon all in the education system, government and workplace.
Or let me guess, as if by magic, atheists are exempt from being bias in their own views.
At least I can admit there is hypocrisy amongst Christians on some issues, which is more that can be said about atheists, secular humanists and co, where they are just 100% right all of the time, on everything.
You're first post I actually agreed with, about seeing the full picture and if a Christian, lets say, has a megaphone, blasting offensive language in peoples faces, its hard to take seriously accusations of "anti-Christian" sentiment.
But then your posts have now started to feel like any and all Christian complaints about bias, discrimination are all 100% false and wrong and just a "Christian victim mentality", thus a denial that Christians can ever get the short end of the stick in any situation.
and in a nutshell, this is where the spark of bias, discrimination etc comes from, when their is across the board gross denial that any complaints from a certain group are true, that the said group are just making it up and really its more about said groups sedition.
Its like the whole Islamic thing, I totally stand against Islam and its world view, I think its a form of bigotry on the same scale as white supremacy, that seeks for Muslims to be superior at the expense of others, whoever that does not mean I do not believe there is no such thing as anti-Muslim prejudice or that someone who identifies as "Muslim" cannot get the short end of a stick on account of being Muslim, I think when you dismiss all concerns of a particular group, its sailing in dangerous waters.
I honestly think all people can co-exist if they "live and let live", I think the teaching of Christ support this view, however I get tired of the argument that always implies its us Christians who don't do this and are the only ones guilty of not allowing others to "live freely", when in other groups, there is sections who are overbearing with their ideals and feel their world view should be allowed to trump ours, often to a far worse scale than us Christians. Sorry to be blunt, but the world views prine nowadays in my opinion for attempting to lord it over others are Secular "humanism", atheism (maybe in the USA Christians still have more clout, but here in UK and Europe, we're just the blokes in the corner) and places where Muslims have power, Islam, so it always feels a bit hypocritical when the three of these groups keep reeling off how "awful", we Christians treat others, especially in the case of Islam, where I will say Christians pale in comparison our negative treatment of muslims to the second place treatment we consistently get in Islamic nations, but often it feels as if people are trying to imply its the other way around, even though there is not even any type of solid base for that position.
