I think this is a fitting screen shot to finish this blog with.A principle is one of several things: (a) a descriptive comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine, or assumption; (b) a normative rule or code of conduct, and (c) a law or fact of nature underlying the working of an artificial device.If the principle is established as socially obligatory in the realization of a value not governed by the written juridic law, "morality" is established. It also presumes the indetermination of the cause as free action and the acceptance of the norm for the membership to the social group.It represents a set of values that orientate and rule the conduct of a concrete society. The law establishes an obligation in the individual's conscience that belongs to the cultural field in which such values are accepted. It supposes the liberty of the individual as cause, that acts without external coercion, through a process of socialization.
In this case (b) a normative rule or code of conduct, is what we are looking at, and within these behaviours I can not see the Islamic set of values that orientate and rule the conduct of a Muslim society.These people, including the apostates and nonmslims, constantly try to claim the Islamic moral high ground.In doing this blog.I am not claiming to be any better than those whose offerings we see here.My sins major and minor may see me in hell.All I have done is given my self the "voice", I am often denied in these stiuations.
