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An International Law to Respect Religion?

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Submitted by Richard Finn (United States), Mar 22, 2008 at 17:20

Gee, there are actually some (moderate and intelligent?) Islamists out there who understand that there is reciprocity involved and that Islam is not necessarily the only religion in the world. That appears to be a sign of hope that maybe in a couple of centuries the other of the world's religions may be safe from destruction and Sharia Law


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