Gay People Do Not Make Them Right

The bible says, Galatians 3:28 “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free man, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” We are all seen alike in God’s eyes. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus shows us how even in the times when everyone was racist, he believed that we are all equal.

Firstly, segregation of the Blacks and Whites. This is the result of stereotyping. Stereotyping is the linkage of a certain image or idea to people of certain groups, usually based on inadequate information. Since media is unable to show the

“One who breaks an unjust law must do it openly, lovingly, (not hatefully as the white mothers did in New Orleans when they were seen on television saying “nigger,

You always see pictures of white people saying this about “nigger” this and” nigger” that. As a black male I get offended sometimes by being called a nigger. I always remember about what my dad told me. He said “ son the only reason they say things like that is because they are one of the most hedonist groups of people alive right now.” The talk would really save lots of people from heartbreak because they are called out of their name, and they would understand why they are called out of their name. If everybody could just come to an consensus the world would be a very peaceful place. In reality I just face the quandary and push through my everyday life of being a African American male.

After the Crusades, the Christians and Muslims benefitted and suffered, but no side had such awful outcomes as the Jews, who had zero positives. The Christians held a passionate grudge against the Jewish faith, a grudge lasting over a thousand years. Because of this, the Christians wanted to erase all Jews from history, so they slaughtered them. Jews were murdered violently and without remorse. During the Crusades “[The Christians] chased after [the Jews], killing them and dismembering them as far as the Temple of Solomon. And in that place there was such a slaughter that [the Christians] were up to [their] ankles in [the Jews’] blood” (Document H). The reason behind all of this vengeful killing was simply because the Christians wanted

To be human is to be essentially good, despite the capacity for disorder and sin.

Once again, humans succeeded in destroying something beautiful. Unfortunately, this religion which allows its people to surrender to the power of a higher being has turned into a hideous mess due to society’s disgusting lack of religious understanding. Recently, Muslims are undergoing extreme persecution due to the stereotype that was created, being that if one is a Muslim, then they could also be a terrorist. And yet, they still do not lose their utter devotion to their God.

European Christians began a series of nine wars between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries known as the Crusades. The Christian crusades sought to reconquer the Holy Land of Jerusalem from the Muslims and had both a positive and negative impact on the Eastern and Western worlds. The positive effects of the Crusades were unexpected. The original goal of the Crusades was to repossess former Christian holy lands under Muslim rule in order to strengthen Christian Ideology throughout Europe.

This unjustified hatred of Muslims first became evident in the 11th century during the Crusades when Christians went to reclaim the holy land of Jerusalem, present day Israel. During the Crusades thousands of innocent Muslims were killed, according to records close to 70 thousand Muslims and Jews had been slain just in Jerusalem (Gul, 2011). During the 13th century Christian kings applied heavy taxation on Muslim residents to suppress Muslims and force Christianity onto them (Gul, 2011). After the collapse of Granada state the oppression of Muslims heightened, they were deported into N.Africa and forced to be Christian, in an attempt to obliterate all traces of Islam (Gul, 2011). In the 1500s many European powers passed legislations to limit what Muslims could do in their everyday lives (Ali, 2010). Even after over 10 centuries since the first evident movements of anti-Islamist, this perpetual issue has spread worldwide and has only gotten worse with

The United States of America has a major issue, that can affect many people’s life's not just Americans but other people all over the world. This major issue is bigotry; this is one of the original sins that were ever committed by humanity. Bigotry means the intolerance toward people who has different opinions from your own. The birthplace of bigotry is when someone in a tribal or language group did not trust someone from another group, just because of how they look and how they spoke. Bigotry is biological, cultural, and survival content. In our mind The biggest challenge for America is to overcome this bigotry, diversity can either kill us or make us. We have to find a way to get along with our neighbors and learn how to love each other.

Our society has been judging gays and lesbians for a long time now. They are all innocent , but some people believe it is a crime to date the same gender. Our society has been judging them for over 29 years. They started judging them in 1988 when a policeman decided to kill a 30 year old gay man for no reason.People are judged if they are not straight and I believe that they shouldn't judge them. The reason why i choose not to judge them is because they are just innocent human beings.

The occurrence of 9/11 has shown Muslim people as an object of hate and suspicion. They are unfairly treated non equal, because of terrorists from the same “religion” of islam. They may be extremists, but they are a minority of the religion itself. There are many more Muslims who are very respectful, caring, and polite than terrorists. Terrorist are not considered to be Muslim either way. Within the religion of Islam no one owns the right to take life away except, Allah. There are two (2) types of Muslims within the faith of Islam. The Shiites, and the Sunni Muslims. The dispute between these two are really large and they differ within their feelings although they both are “considered” to be Muslim. Within the holy book of Qur’an those who

The world is a mosaic of all different cultures and colors, and either these differences can clash, causing a problem, or combine to make something uniquely beautiful. When people clash, it creates war and destruction, leaving people distraught, but when these very same people choose to combine what they know and believe in it can bring wonderful things into the world like celebrations and children. The cultures and societies that these people believe in have their own way of living and different rules. Some cultures may not support the combination of white and black while others would kill to see it. These societies’ all over the world deem certain practices and people to be acceptable, whether it is an established caste system or a simple friend group in high school.

The aggressor that provoked the Crusades in all fairness can be said to be the Mohammedans they stormed through eastern Christendom, all the lands which are now "arab" (with the exception of Saudi Arabia) were Christian lands- Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Sudan- these were Christian lands for centuries before Islam ever made it 's appearance. None of these places went over willingly they were conquered by the sword or enslaved. The Crusades were the first coordinated resistance against the Islamic invasion into Christian lands. To say the Crusaders were  wrong is like saying it 's wrong to reclaim stolen property through force.  So when the Pope called forth this war by all notions of justice this was a just war. To defend your land from invaders is something most concede to as being a legitimate reason for war.

Millions of Americans and people around the globe consider the terrorist bombings all over the Earth to be the work of cowards who can only execute such murderous acts because of the knowledge that they won't live to face the repercussions. However, while the actions of these people can never truly be justified, they are within the general spectrum of Islamic teachings. If these men believed that their faith was under attack by America, they raised the "sword" to defend it. As the Quran once again states, "Fighting is obligatory for you, much as you dislike it. But you may hate a thing although it is good for you and love a thing although it is bad for you. God knows, but you do not" (Van Voorst 312). Muslims are taught that any martyr who dies in defense of Islam has the rewards of life multiplied many times over waiting for him in Heaven. "Allah has given those who fight with their goods and their persons a higher rank than those who stay at home" (Sherif 166-168). However, the idea of martyrdom and a beautiful afterlife for martyrs is not exclusive to Islam, but present in many other religions, including Christianity. The teachings of Islam are not to blame for