Muslim Groups Attempt to Censor Wikipedia

Just because you find it offensive that Muslims would want to censor something like that, doesn't disregard that it is offensive to them for it not to be.

I would like to censor any mention of the words "goat cheese" on the internet because, well, I really have an issue with goat's cheese. If you do not do this, I will start killing innocent people.

... seriously?
 
Actually, whilst we're going about censoring things. Would you please censor all the PORN as well? I really have huge issues with it.

Where does the censorship end? Once you start, it is a slippery slope...
 
I would like to censor any mention of the words "goat cheese" on the internet because, well, I really have an issue with goat's cheese. If you do not do this, I will start killing innocent people.

... seriously?

Whats your reason?
Do you have over a billion people worldwide backing you?
Start a petition, I also dont like goats cheese.
 
Whats your reason?
Do you have over a billion people worldwide backing you?
Start a petition, I also dont like goats cheese.

So, just because a lot of people think one thing, automatically makes it correct? Go careful there man.
 
By depicting pictures of the Prophets, people tend to praise the picture.
Praising idols in Islam is strictly forbidden.
The Christians hold little crosses and "praise" it... I believe that wrong to.

If you go to Saudi Arabia where there are some swords and belongings of the Prophet, you get whipped if you praise them.

you're not praising the picture :rolleyes:
 
Whats your reason?
Do you have over a billion people worldwide backing you?
Start a petition, I also dont like goats cheese.
In my belief system, it is a sin to discuss goat's cheese so candidly and thus I am offended when people do. And even if I get over a billion people world wide to back me, there are probably gonna be at least 5 billion more out there who think it is a ludicrous idea. Then again, I guess seeing as there are people out there who appreciate goat's cheese and wish to find out more about it, I don't really have the right to deny them the knowledge of it simple because of what I believe...
 
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I have every right to critisize anything i want. Just as Islam can whine about stuff, so can I. Doesn't mean that wikipedia needs to take any notice of either of us.
 
Are we still talking about goats cheese?

We are talking about anything at all that someone believes in. Just because a lot of people think it is right, does not make it so. For clarification of my point, see Slavery, the Nazis, and Apartheid.
 
Are we still talking about goats cheese?



When you close your eyes and picture Jesus, what pictures pops up in your head?

that's the dumbest question i've ever heard. obviously if you think of someone you're gonna see their picture. Muhammad was a prophet, not a God :rolleyes:

Do you pray to Muhammad or God? Because you are implying that you pray to Muhammad as if he is God. That's already a carnal sin in your religion(making partners with God).
 
We are talking about anything at all that someone believes in. Just because a lot of people think it is right, does not make it so. For clarification of my point, see Slavery, the Nazis, and Apartheid.

I concur.

Just because you believe something, doesn't meant the rest of the world has to conform to it. I believe all hot women should walk around topless all day, that doesn't mean they have to do it, nor do I have the right to force them to.
 

When you close your eyes and picture Jesus, what pictures pops up in your head?

What difference does it make? I might picture my girlfriend with the body of Scarlett Johansson, but that doesn't change my feelings towards my girlfriend.
 
What difference does it make? I might picture my girlfriend with the body of Scarlett Johansson, but that doesn't change my feelings towards my girlfriend.

It would however, change her feelings toward you ;)
 
We are talking about anything at all that someone believes in. Just because a lot of people think it is right, does not make it so. For clarification of my point, see Slavery, the Nazis, and Apartheid.
Actually I would think it depends on the degree to which something is accepted at the time.

Take your apartheid example for instance. A large group of people (the apartheid regime) believed that they were right while the majority of the world did not. Apply the same policy 100 years earlier during which that same majority would have had no problem with it and it suddenly seem less "wrong".
 
:rolleyes:

Here we go again... they'll prolly issue a fatwa against wikipedia :rolleyes:

Which begs the question - Christians does not have a problem with pictures of Our Lord, but muslims do have a problem when Mohammed is depicted in a picture. Why is it so?

Obstensibly because Christ was God encarnate and mohanmmed was a merely a prophet?

Or because in 2000 years christians can now tell images of God apart from God?
 
Hope im not interrupting here, but what i see is "distance" "space"...no pictures as such...not even a cross

Good for you.

that's the dumbest question i've ever heard. obviously if you think of someone you're gonna see their picture. Muhammad was a prophet, not a God :rolleyes:

And if theres no pictures?

We are talking about anything at all that someone believes in. Just because a lot of people think it is right, does not make it so. For clarification of my point, see Slavery, the Nazis, and Apartheid.

It is forbidden to depict pictures of The Prophet!
If you want then you do it.
Wiki is a reference site, it should not show pictures.
 
It would however, change her feelings toward you ;)

Haha, good thing she doesn't read these forums :D

But what I can't understand is what difference it makes by praising a deity through a symbol. You are not indulging in symbol-worship as you do not worship the symbol itself, nor is it imbued with godly powers. By using a symbol through which to worship your God, you may, personally be able to forge a stronger bond between yourself and your deity as you are connecting to him/her/it through something tangible.
 
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