Faith, Politics and Freedom: Navigating religious sensitivity and national security in Ghana

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• Kiki 1 day ago

  There is absolutely nothing to navigate. In every culture where there is majority Muslim, there is no peace for non-Muslims. That is a fact all over the world. When they are in the minority, they get along fine. As soon as th ...
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  There is absolutely nothing to navigate. In every culture where there is majority Muslim, there is no peace for non-Muslims. That is a fact all over the world. When they are in the minority, they get along fine. As soon as they gain power, they try to impose their religious beliefs over non-Muslims, and therein lies the problem. The fact that Muslims can go to majority Christian nations and build mosques, but Christians can't easily establish churches in Muslim majority nations tells you everything you need to know. They are the only religious followers who fight for their god and prophet. Other religious followers ask their god and prophets to fight for them, not the other way around. That is what it boils down to. No Christian will threaten anyone who insults Christ and the Christian God because they believe Christ and the Christian God can fight for themselves. The Muslims on other hand, believe they, the human beings must fight for their prophet and their God because the two can't fight for themselves.

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