Rylee Meek and a co-speaker debate whether following the Quran and Sharia law requires violence. They discuss how radicals cite specific Quranic verses to justify killing non-Muslims, and compare extremist interpretations to how Christians practice their faith.
Yeah. Well, if a Muslim isn't radical. Right. Then are they actually a devout Muslim and obeying the Quran and obeying Sharia law?
Yeah.
Right.
I mean if we look up some of the verses in the Quran, it's. Yeah. To be.
Right. Because the same verses that the radicals use as to why they want to kill the infidels. Who's an infidel? Anybody who's not a Muslim. Right.
Yep.
So are I. And even that I don't want to throw stones. It's like you're. You're not even devout in your faith as a Muslim unless you're out terrorizing the world. Every non Muslim. But. And yeah.
I would, I would equate those. Those Muslims are no different than the Christians that attend church on Sunday. But. Right. Also, you know, what we're going to.
Talk about, check off.
The episode is like have plenty of other idols in their life.
Right.
It's like that's it is just. Yeah. It's this lukewarm Christianity can be a lukewarm or Muslim as well. Right. No difference.
