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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It does not matter whether muslim , jewish, or baptist.   I would not want my children to hang around religious families that have arbitrary rules like no snacks that may have pork.

When will the insanity stop?

How can you have 2 doctors that are conservative muslims?  it is an oxymoron to have intelligent educated people that believe in science and yet believe that their god is the correct god of the 3000 gods that humans follow.

the whole shiite vs sunni tribal war is based on violence that happened in 680 - [b]After Ali also was assassinated, with a poison-laced sword at the mosque in Kufa, in what is now Iraq, his sons Hasan and then Hussein claimed the title. But Hussein and many of his relatives were massacred in Karbala, Iraq, in 680. His martyrdom became a central tenet to those who believed that Ali should have succeeded the prophet. (It is mourned every year during the month of Muharram.) The followers became known as Shiites, a contraction of the phrase Shiat Ali, or followers of Ali.[/b]

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/04/world/middleeast/q-and-a-how-do-sunni-and-shia-islam-differ.html

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So you're going to alienate the child b/c of the "sins of the parents?"

You don't have to adopt the kid.  It's a snack or a 2-hour playdate.

I'm an atheist and can't stand veiling! However, I'm not going to make a little kid feel sad about his life by dredging up ancient beliefs.  Kids just want to play![/quote]

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