The article never actually quotes the verse in full. At the site there’s a picture containing part of the verse but not all of it. Kind of hard to really discuss without knowing what it says. Other that to observe that Harvard is a bunch of jihadi apologists.
As Bill Clinton might say, it depends what you mean by "justice."
Allah's version of justice won't stand much looking into. It might be briefly summed up as, "What I say, goes! So shut up and submit!"
Harvard is practically wholly-owned by the Saudis (along with Georgetown).
Their complete hatred for Christianity as the religion of the White “oppressors” has clouded their limited powers of reasoning, and allowed them to promote a middle eastern death cult that promotes rape and murder.
I wonder if the gay-loving lefties in Hollyweird know what is in store for the homosexuals under Islam?
What is the punishment for that again?
Unless, of course, you are ‘punishing’ an offender of Islam then you are allowed to have rape sex with a man (but it doesn’t make you a homo too!, no sireee.. or sex with boys)
4:135 O you who believe! Stand out firmly for justice, as witnesses to god, even as against yourselves, or your parents, or your kin, and whether it be rich or poor, for god can best protect both. Follow not the lusts lest you swerve, and if you distort or decline to do justice, verily God is well-acquainted with all that you do.
4:136 O you who believe! Believe in god and his apostle, and the scripture which he has sent to his apostle and the scripture which he sent to those before. Any who deny god, his angels, his Books, his apostles, and the day of judgment, have gone far, far astray.
Personally, I have trouble seeing what Harvard Law sees in this that is worth celebrating, other than another chance to pretend that diversity is a positive for its own sake. What matters is right and wrong, not whether those decisions, actions, and values come from a European-based culture, an African one, or a South American one.
I think they meant "Un-Holy Quran"
With some 17,000 Puritans migrating to New England by 1636, Harvard was founded by ministers who realized the need for training clergy for the new commonwealth, a “church in the wilderness.” It was named for John Harvard, its first benefactor. It received its corporate charter in 1650 and became a university in 1780...
...n 1692, the leading Puritan divine Increase Mather became president of Harvard. One of his acts was replacing pagan classics with books by Christian authors in ethics classes, and maintaining a high standard of discipline. The Harvard “Lawes” of 1642 and the “Harvard College Laws of 1700” testify to its original high level of discipline. Students were required to observe rules of pious decorum inconceivable in the 19th century, and ultimately to prove their fitness for the bachelor’s degree by showing that they could ‘read the original of the Old and New Testament into the Latin tongue, and resolve them logically.’
During Harvard’s early years the town of Cambridge maintained order on campus and provided economic support; the local Puritan minister had direct oversight of Harvard and ensured the orthodoxy of the its leadership. By 1700 Harvard was strong enough to regulate and discipline its own people, and to a large extent the direction in which support and assistance was reversed, Harvard now providing financial support for local economic expansion, improvements to public health, and construction of local roads, meetinghouses, schools.
The early motto of Harvard was Veritas Christo et Ecclesiae, meaning “Truth for Christ and the Church.” In the early classes half the graduates became ministers. By the 1760s the proportion was down to 15%. Ten out of the first twelve presidents were also ministers. Systematic theological instruction was inaugurated in 1721 and by 1827 Harvard became a nucleus of theological teaching in New England.
Well, there goes the “preferential option for the poor!”
I hereby declare myself to be offended.
I claim victim status.
This is hate speech and I am sure the University will not tolerate it.
When will the professor be picking up their severance check?
Middle-eastern klansmen quotes? GRRRREAT! /s
"Render to all what is due"
Rom.13:7
We are no longer a Christian Nation 18 sec
Indonesian Go Home
bah humbug
“Justice Is Blind” says the entire thing more eloquently and succinctly than the rambling Koran verse