[Casekirchen]

Isn't sort of 'amusing' that a book that orders its followers to lie in order to deceive unbelievers, is supposed to be used as proof that people using it are telling the truth?

[jolie560]

Indeed--it is amusing-- ...."...a book that orders its followers to lie in order to deceive unbelievers, is supposed to be used as proof that people using it are telling the truth?"...

[rockthecasbah]

Ditto.

[Blue_Ridge_Mtn_Geek]

Isn't sort of 'amusing' that a book that orders its followers to lie in order to deceive unbelievers, is supposed to be used as proof that people using it are telling the truth?

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If this gets through, one might as well demand the right to swear on a copy of Abbie Hoffman's masterpiece: "Steal This Book". Why stop at lying when you can use a book that is full of lies and endorses stealing too? On the other hand, there is plenty of "holy stealing" in the Quran, and holy murdering, and raping, and pillaging; so perhaps that would be redundant.