Can you tell me how, under an Islamic government, I would have more personal freedom and control over my life, than I do now?
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That would not be the point of an Islamic "government" as you put it. The point is to have a way of life that supports and encourages the chosen faith,
But Islam is not my chosen faith.
I don't have a chosen faith at all, so being under an Islamic government would, by definition, undermine my chosen non-faith, my chosen way of life.
...so, less freedom for me.
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and not have the freedoms of infidels tempt the faithful with drugs, porn, promoting homosexuality, and other behaviour forbidden by the Quaran.
...so, you are saying that I would be less free under an Islamic state, then, correct?
I would not be free to enjoy a glass of wine with dinner, or view a museum exhibit of Botticelli's work, for example, correct?
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An Islamic woman is more concerned about how Allah thinks of her behaviour than self-centered desires.
But I am not an Islamic woman.
...and why do there seem to be so many different people claiming to speak for Allah with regards to how women should behave?
Which one is correct?