|
REPLY TO THREAD
|
|
Subject
|
HAREMS AND CULTURAL GENOCIDE.....
|
|
User Name
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Font color:
Font:
|
|
|
|
|
|
Original Message
|
Will the sanctity of marriage be preserved?
The Harem is certainly weighted against the human rights of women. Westerners accepting Harems amounts to further cultural genocide of the West and its culture.
Those that work with energy are well aware of the impact of sexuality on the human temple. It takes six months for the sexual energies of one to leave the temple. Sometimes healing work has to be done to break the cords that link two partners together beyond six months.
With multiple partners at the same time means that the sexual energies of multiple partners are mixed on a regular basis. This co-creates confusion and pollutes the temple.
The holy keep the sanctuary holy and pure, they know that they are sacred.
Making love is not an after dinner mint it was always meant to be a feast and a banquet with the sacred in the temple of God. In effect, on an energetic level a harem situation creates an orgy in the temple and we all know what happens when people leave the sacred and fall into the profane.
Westerners Welcome Harems
by Daniel Pipes
Jerusalem Post
November 26, 2008
A Scottish judge recently bent the law to benefit a polygamous household. The case involved a Muslim male who drove 64 miles per hour in a 30 mph zone – usually grounds for an automatic loss of one's driving license. The defendant's lawyer explained his client's need to speed: "He has one wife in Motherwell and another in Glasgow and sleeps with one one night and stays with the other the next on an alternate basis. Without his driving licence he would be unable to do this on a regular basis." Sympathetic to the polygamist's plight, the judge permitted him to retain his license.
Monogamy, this ruling suggests, long a foundation of Western civilization, is silently eroding under the challenge of Islamic law. Should current trends continue, polygamy could soon be commonplace. Since the 1950s, Muslim populations have grown in Western Europe and North America via immigration and conversion; with their presence has grown the Islamic form of polygyny (one man married to more than one woman). Estimates find 2,000 or more British polygamous men, 14,000 or 15,000-20,000 harems in Italy, 30,000 harems in France, and 50,000-100,000 polygamists in the United States. Some imams openly acknowledge conducting polygamous marriage ceremonies: Khalil Chami reports that he is asked almost weekly to conduct such ceremonies in Sydney. Aly Hindy reports having "blessed" more than 30 such nuptials in Toronto.Social acceptance is also growing. Academics justify it, while politicians blithely meet with polygamists or declare that Westerners should "find a way to live with it" and journalists describe polygamy with empathy, sympathy, and compassion. Islamists argue polygamy's virtues and call for its official recognition.
The Iranian harem as depicted by an Iranian. Polygamy has made key legal advances in 2008. (For fuller details, see my blog, "Harems Accepted in the West.") At least six Western jurisdictions now permit harems on the condition that these were contracted in jurisdictions where polygamy is legal, including India and Muslim-majority countries from Indonesia to Saudi Arabia to Morocco.
• United Kingdom: Bigamy is punishable by up to seven years in jail but the law recognizes harems already formed in polygamy-tolerant countries. The Department of Work and Pensions pays couples up to £92.80 (US$140) a week in social benefits, and each multiculturally-named "additional spouse" receives £33.65. The Treasury states that "Where a man and a woman are married under a law which permits polygamy, and either of them has an additional spouse, the Tax Credits (Polygamous Marriages) Regulations 2003 allow them to claim tax credits as a polygamous unit." Additionally, harems may be eligible for additional housing benefits to reflect their need for larger properties.
For more information see the link. [link to www.danielpipes.org]
The bible says at the second resurrection that people will no longer marry. However, does this mean multiple lovers at the same time?
No, it means there is no longer a requirement for attachment in the earthly realm.
Love with honour
|
|
Pictures (click to insert)
|
 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | | | Next Page >> |
|
