Comments on Planet Grenada: who is on my blogroll?

Great post. Can we be down?http://boughettonews.bl...

2008-02-07T10:08:00.000-05:00

Great post. Can we be down?

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SalamsThanks for sharing teh list and why you have...

2007-03-21T19:14:00.000-04:00

Salams
Thanks for sharing teh list and why you have linked them up. May I ask you review the Haq Islam site and link that up here also, if you find it of benefit.
Wasaalam

In religious times, religion was the excuse used f...

2006-07-21T14:00:00.000-04:00

In religious times, religion was the excuse used for wars because otherwise religion was the force which would tell people "thou shalt not kill".

In more secular times, governments come up with more secular reasons for war (to protect the revolution, to promote "our way of life", freedom, democracy, etc.)

Unfortunately religion was the reason of the most ...

2006-07-21T09:21:00.000-04:00

Unfortunately religion was the reason of the most wars in the past no matter what kind of religion.

Hi, I was surfing the internet and here I am at yo...

2006-01-19T14:06:00.000-05:00

Hi, I was surfing the internet and here I am at your blog. I'm quite impressed , with how you have put it all together.

I'll be coming back again.

Cheers,

MSM Degree Online

Well, Grenada as in Spain, more or less. I explain...

2005-07-26T23:05:00.000-04:00

Well, Grenada as in Spain, more or less. I explain it a little more in the first few entries. But Grenada is the island invaded by the US and Granada is the region in Spain. I liked the idea of playing around with both meanings though.

Nice blog. I'm gonna link you now. And thanks fo...

2005-07-26T20:13:00.000-04:00

Nice blog. I'm gonna link you now. And thanks for the compliment. Grenada...as in Spain? That's where i went for my honeymoon last year. :-)

Look forward to reading your blog in the future.

hmmmm... I'm not sure what the simple answer is. O...

2005-07-26T16:38:00.000-04:00

hmmmm... I'm not sure what the simple answer is.

Off the top of my head it is probably two fold. I think that 1) Islam's principles are intrinsically stronger than many other religions when it comes to social justice. (I elaborate on this in some early blog entries.. and throughout the life of the blog really) And then 2) I think the demographics of Islam (Muslim countries are in the developing world, former colonies, on the receiving end of globalization. While in non-Muslim countries the Muslim minorities tend to be ethnic minorities and on the receiving end of "racism".)

So a "liberation theology" approach to Islam is much more mainstream, much more widespread. While "liberation theology" approaches to Christianity or other religions tend to be contraversial.

Abdulsito,Thanks for the sweet words.I am going to...

2005-07-26T15:42:00.000-04:00

Abdulsito,
Thanks for the sweet words.
I am going to enjoy this blogroll you have made. Not to long ago, I was trying to do research (for my self) on Latinos converting to Islam. It seems to me that a lot of People of Color whom I politically agree with convert to Islam...I'd like to know what draws them in and more about Islam itself. Your posting these links will help me, or so I think.
Thank you.