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None of that is up to you. She's free to believe however she likes, and to interpret her faith however she likes. She doesn't owe you any answers about her beliefs, and they don't need to make sense to you.  [/quote]

I didn't say it was up to me. She described her situation and her view on her husband's religion, which I found to be rather hypocritical. [b]She is actually not free to believe however she likes if she attest that she is of the Islam faith. With that label comes a plethora of limitations on what she can or can't believe, and how she can and can't behave. Simply put, her beliefs are incongruent with her chosen faith. [/b]We are not talking about some relatively unimportant side passage, but a core tenet of her religion. Either she misunderstood the rules of her religion, or she doesn't agree with this aspect and chose not to follow it.

The questions I asked does not rely on knowing anything about any religion in particular. The same line of reasoning could be applied to any two religions, although the significant differences between Islam and Christianity has certainly made the comparison much easier to illustrate. Imagine if you were on a journey to go somewhere, and you said "I believe hiking is the only good way to get from here to there as there is no water way in between", and then next say "but I think a boat is also a good way of getting there".  Clearly something is amiss. [/quote]
Who died and appointed you chief mufti?  Would you like a one-way ticket to Raqqa? People who rule that place like to declare takfir on just about anyone. I think you'd fit it just right. [/quote]

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