Just because some people refused to follow their texts, doesn't change the facts...

loeg · on March 27, 2021

You originally said:

> It's not for no reason that it's prohibited in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.

And it isn't (in most Christianity, and I think at least some Judaism). That's all.

gher-shyu3i · on March 27, 2021

Again, just because those Christians and Jews refused to follow their texts, doesn't mean that it isn't prohibited. The Quran documents and confirms this fact: https://quran.com/4/160-162

loeg · on March 28, 2021

I think you'll find it easier to talk to people of other faiths if you stop asserting your religious dogma somehow binds them; it doesn't.

gher-shyu3i · on March 28, 2021

We spoke to them and they admit it. Furthermore, we're not asserting "religious dogma" by simply reading their books and calling them out on not following them.