GOP Presidential Hopefuls Blast Sharia Law in Pre-Primary Rhetoric

[Cats Cats Cats]

Then make it a "republican thing".

Huh?

[cannon_fodder]

Fortunately there is no constitutional right to have political parties treated equally, thus, it will remain a religious thing.

This is one of those campaign issues that BOTh sides bring up to pander that will never amount to anything.  At a national level the issues is DOA.  In the liberal and moderate states they recognize it is a xenophobic stance, in some states it will be viewed as outright hostile to a large minority.  Just a campaign blather to whip up the masses.

[guido911]

Just a campaign blather to whip up the masses.

[Teatownclown]

"Forget Sharia law -- the United States Justice Department is finally doing something about a religious threat that actually exists in this country: radical Mormonism.  "

http://www.real-time-with-bill-maher-blog.com/real-time-with-bill-maher-blog/2012/7/16/mormon-sickness.html?cmpid=ABC127

If a group is small, it's a cult, and once they get to a critical mass, their craziness acquires legitimacy.

Conmen....

[heironymouspasparagus]

This was a lawsuit based on a complaint from one set of Muslims against another.  To resolve an issue decision from an Islamic scholar.  About a religious point.

Interesting irony - how could US court use anything but Sharia law to resolve an Islamic religious issue, except for the fact that the US court cannot use Sharia law to resolve an Islamic religious issue?

I guess they could just resolve it using Southern Baptist doctrine.  Is the Pope busy next week?