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⌈ Secret Post #4923 ⌋

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[Legend of the White Snake]

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[Komi Can't Communicate]

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[The Elm-Chanted Forest]

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(Lucifer, Supernatural)

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[Wheel of Time]

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[Queer Eye]

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[Criminal Minds]

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I agree with your second point. Your first point isn't wrong, religious texts do allow for, and sometimes require, interpretation. However, both the bible and the quran both have many passages that espouse teachings and values that are overtly, unambiguously, "fundamentally inconsistent with Western liberalism." (Having read the majority of both of them, front to back, I would know.) Just because the entire text is not a cut-and-dried meaning packet, doesn't mean you can reasonably argue it is not quite clearly and demonstrably inconsistent with Western liberalism in certain places.

I accept that what you say is true by any reasonable, commonsense, everyday, straightforward reading of the texts in question. It is true for all secular intents and purposes.

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