Finally, can anyone explain why “opinions on who shall live and who shall die, who shall go free and who shall be enslaved or imprisoned, who shall be comforted and who shall be made to suffer” should be at the bottom of the list of “that which shall not to be questioned?”
Because questioning reveals flaws. If you want to improve our moral customs, then they must be open to questioning. If not, they become frozen in the time in which they were instituted and that will remain the status quo until such questions are entertained.
Sharia Law
Witches were burned long ago
Til the flame of freedom began to glow
And we learned to say the word 'no'
No, know that your laws are unjust
Not worthy of respect, only disgust-by Nessrriinn
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