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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
against the will of god? I've read most of the quran, didn't see the words 'nuclear weapons' anywhere. it might be just me, but as soon as allah or god is spoken of by an islamic radical, I tend towards disbelieving that individual.
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I've read the Qu'ran several times cover to cover, and it is very specific when it says to respect other religions, espically those of the book (religions of the book = Abrahamic religions: including
Judism and Christianity)...so we can't simply rely on the good book. Religion is a constantly evolving entity, and changes, such as the ruling of nuclear weapons to be wrong, are evidence of such.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad issued a fatma (sp?) against nuclear weapons, which is law. That means that it is wrong, legally or religously, to develope nuclear weapons in Iran.