Who agrees with Iran's decision to blind Majid Movahedi for throwing acid in Ameneh Bahrami's face ( Archived) (28)

No i dont believe ISLAMIC or any other religious justice, i agree with what the Countries governmaent is dooin to punish them man.

So we don't allow for cultural sensitivity anymore?

This comment makes me wonder if you are a Christian??? If so, think about this. Do you want to receive the punishment you are worthy of? Your Bible says you are guilty of death! Still feel an eye for an eye.


But to answer your question...I don't care one way or the other what they do in a foreign country. It is none of my business.

WWJD???

The truth is it doesn't really matter, because even if such people escape worldly laws they cannot possibly escape karmic law (which of course has nothing at all to do with "punishment or reward"). Whatever you do to another you do to yourself. Only, the effects cannot be experienced simultaneously with the act. They come "later" but are experienced always in the "present". Yer can't escape yer kaaarma..!

Can't say I believe in Karma, either. It is another religious thought!

I am a christian, and your right, i sin everyday according to the bible. but my sins arent against others, but against god. and it is IN the christian an eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth..WWJD?? Jesus is the one who said it.

So does that mean your not going to heaven?

I don't even believe in the word "believe". If you look around you and see all the suffering in the world, you can decide on two possibilities: Either individual human pain and suffering is just by "chance" and can simply happen to anyone at any time for absolutely no reason, or there can be a cause and effect reason behind it. Religion doesn't come into it. A long time ago I really caused someone pain and suffering and it came back to me years later with a vengence. At the time I didn't connect it, but now it's as clear as day. The problem with the word "karma" is that once the idea of it takes hold of you, then it can easily EFFECT your actions either because of the fear of the consequences of doing something "bad" or the greed of wanting a reward for doing something "good". Nijinski, the famous Russian dancer could fly, but once people asked him how he could do it, he became conscious of it and couldn't fly anymore. So you're right, karma is religious nonsense (but it happens anyway!)

I read alot on the middle eastern countries and not many enough are doing the right thing for the oppressed woman up over their!

well i cant say either way till i get there, but from what i have been taught, no i am going to heaven, because i repent from my sins and get gods forgivness. That dosent mean though, if i were to commit a crime like this that i wouldnt have to answer to MAN'S law as well as gods

Your right but they are moving forward, hell in my time in Iraq i saw women go from not even being aloud to go to school to, being in city government. So many are making progress. Its a lot diffrent when you SEE the change instead of reading about it.

I have about 300 books ive read from woman who escaped with their lives!
Mainly on the Taliban in afghanistan!

Still reading about it is one thing, seeing the change is another.

Maybe
But I still love to read on the Middle East

Me too well i just love reading period

Yep......!!!!Have 'NO' problem in striking the Match and Flicking it over the 'Sicko'......But I would mix some 'Oil' into the 'Petrol',burns longer and it burns a lot Hotter......!!!!!

John Dutchie

I am in full agreement with the implementation of the "eye for an eye" law and I am glad that this woman had the guts to stand up and ask for it to be implemented rather than take blood money and say it's ok what you did to me....