The post charges that people who warn about sharia law are hypocritical, since they themselves pursue coercive policies in the name of Christianity. It lists live-streamed executions, book bans, barring journalists, eroding women's rights, rounding up people in the streets, and legislating the Bible in schools as examples. It treats these as wrong and as not genuinely Christian, and it treats the sharia warnings as unfounded.
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Those who warn about sharia law are hypocrites who are themselves pushing a coercive religious agenda in the name of Christianity.
- Rejects· Those warning about sharia law
Sharia law is a threat that Americans need to be warned about.
Demanding live-streamed executions is wrong.
Book bans and barring journalists from the White House are wrong attacks on free expression.
Women's rights are being eroded and this is wrong.
Rounding up people in the streets in immigration enforcement is wrong.
Legislating the Bible in public schools is wrong.
The punitive and exclusionary policies pursued in the name of Christianity are not authentically Christian.
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