"The first Muslim member of Congress is linked to a radical Islamic school of thought that requires loyalty to the Quran over the U.S. Constitution, WND has learned. "
"... Islamic school that preaches no Muslim can pledge loyalty to the Constitution or make laws outside the laws of the Quran, which the school's leaders assert is the "supreme law" of the land, trumping all man-made laws including the U.S. Constitution. "
"There is a basic difference between Islam and this form of democracy," he says. "The basic difference is that in Islam it is [Allah's] law as expressed in the Quran and the Sunna that is the supreme law within the limits of which people have the right to legislate. "
"No one can be a Muslim who makes or freely accepts or believes that anyone has the right to make or accept legislation that is contrary to that divine law," Idris adds. "Examples of such violations include the legalization of alcoholic drinks, gambling, homosexuality, usury or interest, and even adoption."
"Conversely, laws prohibiting polygamy and domestic violence also violate the Quran. "
... so, the question is asked; "shouldn't Keith Ellison be removed from his obligation to serve in Congress?" After all, he'll be lying when he swears in.
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It would not be without precedent to have a liar take the pledge, break the oath, and serve in office. Let him stay. He will be in a college of his peers.
Ahhh! A liar politician? Sure, I'm with you. But, a potential enemy of your homeland? An "enemy" in the true sense of the word - not a philosophical combatant?
This is why I can't trust "conservatives" any more. They're willing to "conserve" that which destroys us.
tiger,
A Muslim may, however, lie according to widely accepted teachings. None, apparently, lose any sleep over it.
Yes, Lady Hawk, we are at that point in history - I agree!
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