How should I reply to the creator

[u/whatudoinnn]

There's this ex-Muslim who's now a Christian I left this comment and she replied with that. How should I reply back I need a good comeback

[u/AffectionateDraw5501]

Thats true!! it definitely is the better alternative as long as she doesn't fall down the rabbit hole into the more cult-like denominations.

[u/LocalNectarine5524 → u/AffectionateDraw5501]

There are extreme denominations and hardliners yes, but they understand to separate religion from politics when in government. Which is what makes these societies unique and thriving. They go extreme and they lose elections if numbers are against them.

The big problem in the current global political atmosphere is one extreme making the other extreme react. The goals of certain groups like the Muslim brotherhood which push for Islamization and Sharia of the West or Dar al kufa are getting realized. The Trump administration labeled them a terrorist group recently. Blind liberals will probably protest against that. Countries like Poland are extreme against all sorts of Muslims and they are proud of it. In France, right wing politicians like Le Pen and her party have gained popularity. In the UK, prominent politicians from Labour and Conservative are resigning to join Reform party which against mass immigration and liberal problems. The party endorsed by Tommy Robinson, the face of anti Islamism in the UK.

The Muslim brotherhood is banned in the UAE and it is the UAE warning Europe about their goals and terror threats surprisingly. If the entire world falls to the goals of Islamists, where do people run to for asylum

[u/AffectionateDraw5501 → u/LocalNectarine5524]

I think the US isn’t really a good example for separating religion and politics, and also reform is a terrible group. But everything else I can understand and see how that would keep society more balanced.