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Stephen Fry Blasphemy Investigation
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I thought this was a joke article from one of those spoof news sites when I first saw it. There are lots of questions here but I'll go with 'Does anyone think he'll actually be charged with the offence?'
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/201 7/05/06 /stephe n-fry-p olice-i nvestig ation-b lasphem y-brand ing-god -utter/
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.mikey; //it was someone else that first managed to get an anti-Muslim rant into this thread, which has nothing to do with Islam at all. //
Which demonstrates how you seem not appreciate that the God of Christians is the same God as that Muslims. What the latter seem to get most het up about is the insulting of their prophet, Mohammed, something for which I fail to understand considering his CV, (which I'll spare you for now).
Which demonstrates how you seem not appreciate that the God of Christians is the same God as that Muslims. What the latter seem to get most het up about is the insulting of their prophet, Mohammed, something for which I fail to understand considering his CV, (which I'll spare you for now).
Blasphemy laws in the West (even where they are still on the statute books) have long been dead letter. In other parts of the world, however, they are far from moribund.
Here are two examples:
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-asi a-25874 580 (Pakistan)
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-asi a-38285 515 (Indonesia)
Here are two examples:
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// this obnoxious self-serving so-called intellectual, goes out of his way, not to offend God, but to offend and insult completely innocent people to whom their belief is important. // I don't think he's doing that at all Khandro. As fair as I can see he was asked a question and he just gave an honest opinion.