RE: Terrorism
"Why the double-standard, Steve?"
Which double standard would that be? The term means that different constraints are applied to like predicates. My argument applied like constraints to unlike predicates. No double standard there.
There is nothing in the Bible (as Ms. Brinson correctly points out), or in the general teachings of Christianity that permits, much less promotes, Rudolph's behavior. The same cannot be said of Islam. References supporting that statement have been posted on The Bully Pulpit previously.
That is not a double standard.
Which double standard would that be? The term means that different constraints are applied to like predicates. My argument applied like constraints to unlike predicates. No double standard there.
There is nothing in the Bible (as Ms. Brinson correctly points out), or in the general teachings of Christianity that permits, much less promotes, Rudolph's behavior. The same cannot be said of Islam. References supporting that statement have been posted on The Bully Pulpit previously.
That is not a double standard.
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