What you are saying is that a person should not change from a Christian to a Muslim because once he has chosen, he can't have second thoughts. OR is it OK to leave the Christian/Buddist/etc faiths and become Muslim but that it is not OK for someone to leave the Muslim faith.
You can't have it both ways, either people can change in either direction or once they join a religion, they can never change to another. Why would you want a person in your religion that doesn't want to be a Muslim, are you going to start forcing people to pray 5 times a day? What if you are a Muslim but eat pork, are you really not a Muslim? Can you be a Muslim and have a beer? Can I be a Muslim and decide to not practice the beliefs, is it OK aslong as I don't become something else?
If any religion has to threaten to kill someone to make them believe, it must not have much faith in being right. The only way to be a strong religion is to have people believe by choice, not theat!
LiLipink,
What you are saying is that a person should not change from a Christian to a Muslim because once he has chosen, he can't have second thoughts. OR is it OK to leave the Christian/Buddist/etc faiths and become Muslim but that it is not OK for someone to leave the Muslim faith.
You can't have it both ways, either people can change in either direction or once they join a religion, they can never change to another. Why would you want a person in your religion that doesn't want to be a Muslim, are you going to start forcing people to pray 5 times a day? What if you are a Muslim but eat pork, are you really not a Muslim? Can you be a Muslim and have a beer? Can I be a Muslim and decide to not practice the beliefs, is it OK aslong as I don't become something else?
If any religion has to threaten to kill someone to make them believe, it must not have much faith in being right. The only way to be a strong religion is to have people believe by choice, not theat!