Thank God for freedom of religion in the US, will others countries without it have it anytime soon?
Q. Freedom of Religion- US Freedom from Religion- North Korea Freedom of our Religion- Iran
Asked by Reagan-Jeffersonian Party - Sun May 30 02:55:17 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey daniel - your link is a fine example of why wikipedia IS NOT a credible source
Answered by Rounder - Sun May 30 03:05:43 2010
Q. Freedom of Religion- US Freedom from Religion- North Korea Freedom of our Religion- Iran
Asked by Reagan-Jeffersonian Party - Sun May 30 02:55:17 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey daniel - your link is a fine example of why wikipedia IS NOT a credible source
Answered by Rounder - Sun May 30 03:05:43 2010
Is there freedom of religion in IRAN?
Q. I don't know much about the islam religion but click or copy and paste the link below. This picture was taken in Tehran, IRAN. Do you see what I see? church pews with CROSSES on them. Maybe Iran's government isn't as bad as some like to claim after all! But then again I could be mistaken and this could be some kind of symbol of the Islam religion..
Asked by Just Me - Thu Mar 22 19:15:21 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are some Christians churches in Iran, but Iran is an officially Islamic state. A dress code is strictly enforced and Islamic law is enforced. Basically it's what Republicans want the US to be like for Christianity.
Answered by WWTSD? - Thu Mar 22 19:19:11 2007
Q. I don't know much about the islam religion but click or copy and paste the link below. This picture was taken in Tehran, IRAN. Do you see what I see? church pews with CROSSES on them. Maybe Iran's government isn't as bad as some like to claim after all! But then again I could be mistaken and this could be some kind of symbol of the Islam religion..
Asked by Just Me - Thu Mar 22 19:15:21 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are some Christians churches in Iran, but Iran is an officially Islamic state. A dress code is strictly enforced and Islamic law is enforced. Basically it's what Republicans want the US to be like for Christianity.
Answered by WWTSD? - Thu Mar 22 19:19:11 2007
According to religion is Iran, promiscuous women are responsible for earthquakes?
Q. Religion you have to love the utter horseshit that it produces. For example Promiscuous women are responsible for earthquakes, a senior Iranian cleric has said. Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi told worshippers in Tehran last Friday that they had to stick to strict codes of modesty to protect themselves. Many women who do not dress modestly lead young men astray and spread adultery in society which increases earthquakes, he said. Tens of thousands of people have died in Iran earthquakes in the last decade. Interestingly, I did some quick investigating and learned that there was a massive orgy in Reykjavik 16 hours before the Eyjafjallajoekull volcano erupted. The symbolism should be lost on no one.
Asked by Unicorn of 9/11 - Thu Apr 22 09:41:23 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ha! ... It's true ,,, after really good sex the earth does move ... !
Answered by SERENAZ - Thu Apr 22 09:52:40 2010
Q. Religion you have to love the utter horseshit that it produces. For example Promiscuous women are responsible for earthquakes, a senior Iranian cleric has said. Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi told worshippers in Tehran last Friday that they had to stick to strict codes of modesty to protect themselves. Many women who do not dress modestly lead young men astray and spread adultery in society which increases earthquakes, he said. Tens of thousands of people have died in Iran earthquakes in the last decade. Interestingly, I did some quick investigating and learned that there was a massive orgy in Reykjavik 16 hours before the Eyjafjallajoekull volcano erupted. The symbolism should be lost on no one.
Asked by Unicorn of 9/11 - Thu Apr 22 09:41:23 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ha! ... It's true ,,, after really good sex the earth does move ... !
Answered by SERENAZ - Thu Apr 22 09:52:40 2010
How does the Islamic religion influence politics in Iran and Iraq today?
Q. How does the Islamic religion influence politics in Iran and Iraq today?
Asked by Meredith - Thu May 27 13:44:29 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Islam has no connection to political groups of iran -- these people have their own agenda. Islam is kind of applied in KSA and in some 'Arab' countries like Egypt, Jordon, etc & Islamic countries, like Malaysia, Indonesia etc. .
Answered by Peace ;) - Thu May 27 13:51:33 2010
Q. How does the Islamic religion influence politics in Iran and Iraq today?
Asked by Meredith - Thu May 27 13:44:29 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Islam has no connection to political groups of iran -- these people have their own agenda. Islam is kind of applied in KSA and in some 'Arab' countries like Egypt, Jordon, etc & Islamic countries, like Malaysia, Indonesia etc. .
Answered by Peace ;) - Thu May 27 13:51:33 2010
Why are Jews so ungrateful to Iran?
Q. The Jews would be nothing today were it not for their liberation from captivity in Babylon by Cyrus the Great of Persian. The Persians even financed the building of the Temple in Jerusalem and exempted Jews from tribute and military service. Indeed, much of Judaism is inherited from the old Persian religion, Zoroastrianism. Iran has given Israel a President (Katsav) and a Defense Minister ( Mofaz), yet the Israelis want to world to impose sanctions on Iran?! Is this how Jews behave towards those that helped them in the past? In Iran Jews are free: they have their own synagogues, their own schools, magazines and have their own elected member of parliament. Jews are some of the oldest Iranians with a 3000 year proud heritage. Many Jews… [cont.]
Asked by Wrath of God - Wed Sep 26 15:27:33 2007 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you plz tell me, is Zoroastrianism the religion of fire? The symbol of fire: The energy of the creator is represented in Zoroastrianism by fire and the sun which are both enduring, radiant, pure and life sustaining. Zoroastrians usually pray in front of some form of fire (or any source of light). I'm sorry I did not see the connection between Judaism.
Answered by HopelessZ00 - Wed Sep 26 15:39:40 2007
Q. The Jews would be nothing today were it not for their liberation from captivity in Babylon by Cyrus the Great of Persian. The Persians even financed the building of the Temple in Jerusalem and exempted Jews from tribute and military service. Indeed, much of Judaism is inherited from the old Persian religion, Zoroastrianism. Iran has given Israel a President (Katsav) and a Defense Minister ( Mofaz), yet the Israelis want to world to impose sanctions on Iran?! Is this how Jews behave towards those that helped them in the past? In Iran Jews are free: they have their own synagogues, their own schools, magazines and have their own elected member of parliament. Jews are some of the oldest Iranians with a 3000 year proud heritage. Many Jews… [cont.]
Asked by Wrath of God - Wed Sep 26 15:27:33 2007 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you plz tell me, is Zoroastrianism the religion of fire? The symbol of fire: The energy of the creator is represented in Zoroastrianism by fire and the sun which are both enduring, radiant, pure and life sustaining. Zoroastrians usually pray in front of some form of fire (or any source of light). I'm sorry I did not see the connection between Judaism.
Answered by HopelessZ00 - Wed Sep 26 15:39:40 2007
what's the religion in iran?Zoroastrianism or islam?
Q. what's the religion in iran?Zoroastrianism or islam?
Asked by Johnny - Thu Jun 10 20:09:28 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both
Answered by The Blunt Ugly Truth - Thu Jun 10 20:09:53 2010
Q. what's the religion in iran?Zoroastrianism or islam?
Asked by Johnny - Thu Jun 10 20:09:28 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both
Answered by The Blunt Ugly Truth - Thu Jun 10 20:09:53 2010
are there still followers of the Azali religion outside Iran;are there any in the Western countries?
Q. the Babist religion related to Baha'i
Asked by Kevin7 - Thu May 7 11:49:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer appears to be "No." Numerous links all say the same thing about the Babist religion (not Baha'i): Today there are perhaps only a few hundred Azalis left, scattered around Iran. It was the followers of Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri who would later evolve into the Bahai faith. Subh al-Azal had gone into hiding in Iraq and appears to have urged public dissimulation on the Babis. Relations between him and his brother soured, but it was some time before there occurred in 1867 a complete split between Azali Babism and what became Baha ism. Subh al-Azal was eventually exiled to, and died in, Cyprus. Azali Babis were involved in Iran s nationalist reform and today there still exists a small Azali Babi community.
Answered by Ted H - Fri May 8 01:38:15 2009
Q. the Babist religion related to Baha'i
Asked by Kevin7 - Thu May 7 11:49:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer appears to be "No." Numerous links all say the same thing about the Babist religion (not Baha'i): Today there are perhaps only a few hundred Azalis left, scattered around Iran. It was the followers of Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri who would later evolve into the Bahai faith. Subh al-Azal had gone into hiding in Iraq and appears to have urged public dissimulation on the Babis. Relations between him and his brother soured, but it was some time before there occurred in 1867 a complete split between Azali Babism and what became Baha ism. Subh al-Azal was eventually exiled to, and died in, Cyprus. Azali Babis were involved in Iran s nationalist reform and today there still exists a small Azali Babi community.
Answered by Ted H - Fri May 8 01:38:15 2009
Christians,if you had been swapped at birth and brought up as a Muslim in Iran,what language/religion now?
Q. What religion and what language would you use now?
Asked by andy e - Wed Sep 23 16:58:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd probably been raised as a Muslim, but maybe by the Grace of God I'd heard about Jesus. Like the poor girl in Ohio. Raised a muslim and turned to Jesus and now she's afraid for her life.
Answered by Sara - Wed Sep 23 17:02:23 2009
Q. What religion and what language would you use now?
Asked by andy e - Wed Sep 23 16:58:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd probably been raised as a Muslim, but maybe by the Grace of God I'd heard about Jesus. Like the poor girl in Ohio. Raised a muslim and turned to Jesus and now she's afraid for her life.
Answered by Sara - Wed Sep 23 17:02:23 2009
Christians,if you had been swapped at birth,brought up as a Muslim in Iran,what language/religion now?
Q. You would not speak English(unless as a second language)and you would be Muslim would you not?
Asked by andy e - Tue Dec 22 18:21:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Christian...Those who are called by God will find him regardless of the circumstances of their lives.
Answered by Godsproblemchild - Tue Dec 22 18:28:32 2009
Q. You would not speak English(unless as a second language)and you would be Muslim would you not?
Asked by andy e - Tue Dec 22 18:21:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Christian...Those who are called by God will find him regardless of the circumstances of their lives.
Answered by Godsproblemchild - Tue Dec 22 18:28:32 2009
How stupid do you have to be to think Iran hates America because of religion?
Q. Hilarious the things people say on here. Ok history lesson- 1952- American CIA operatives go to Iran and orchestrate overthrow of the (democratically elected) Prime Minister. 1953- The United States installs puppet leader Muhammed Reza Shah. (Yes WE put the Shah in power.) 1963- After Sha's oppresive regime (that made Saddam's regime look like Mr. Rogers) he is overthrown by a popular revolution. CIA operatives again continue they're interference in Iranian politics- the Shah, though weakened, continues in power with Americans serving as "foreign advisors." 1977-79- After another 16 years of poverty stemming from America and Britain's continuing influence over Iran's oil supply, another popular revolution drives the Shaw from… [cont.]
Asked by soothsayer - Wed Oct 18 23:23:24 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your right. They don't hate us for our religions. They hate us for our foriegn policies and the fact that we support Isreal.
Answered by jack jr - Thu Oct 19 01:41:38 2006
Q. Hilarious the things people say on here. Ok history lesson- 1952- American CIA operatives go to Iran and orchestrate overthrow of the (democratically elected) Prime Minister. 1953- The United States installs puppet leader Muhammed Reza Shah. (Yes WE put the Shah in power.) 1963- After Sha's oppresive regime (that made Saddam's regime look like Mr. Rogers) he is overthrown by a popular revolution. CIA operatives again continue they're interference in Iranian politics- the Shah, though weakened, continues in power with Americans serving as "foreign advisors." 1977-79- After another 16 years of poverty stemming from America and Britain's continuing influence over Iran's oil supply, another popular revolution drives the Shaw from… [cont.]
Asked by soothsayer - Wed Oct 18 23:23:24 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your right. They don't hate us for our religions. They hate us for our foriegn policies and the fact that we support Isreal.
Answered by jack jr - Thu Oct 19 01:41:38 2006
Which countries have a religious (any religion) government (like Iran for example)?
Q. 1Cor.14:34-35 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law. 35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.
Asked by I Love TED!! - Wed Nov 18 08:33:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The United States, US based Christian Evangelism, Puritan and Calvinists religions. Fully controls all legal, law, educational, television and media systems in their" One nation under God" country.
Answered by Riley - Wed Nov 18 08:42:12 2009
Q. 1Cor.14:34-35 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law. 35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.
Asked by I Love TED!! - Wed Nov 18 08:33:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The United States, US based Christian Evangelism, Puritan and Calvinists religions. Fully controls all legal, law, educational, television and media systems in their" One nation under God" country.
Answered by Riley - Wed Nov 18 08:42:12 2009
Christians: If you would have been born, by some freak odds, in Pakistan or Iran, What religion would you be?
Q. Carol M: My God you are lacking in comprehension skills, I guess it's true what they say about Christians as well as what they say about the Polish.
Asked by chloe - Wed Feb 21 09:52:04 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People really don't realize that their choice of religion is largely based on geography. Kudos.
Answered by Deke - Wed Feb 21 09:55:03 2007
Q. Carol M: My God you are lacking in comprehension skills, I guess it's true what they say about Christians as well as what they say about the Polish.
Asked by chloe - Wed Feb 21 09:52:04 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People really don't realize that their choice of religion is largely based on geography. Kudos.
Answered by Deke - Wed Feb 21 09:55:03 2007
does religion classify under the economy?
Q. i have to write an essay on how the iraq war is not an example of economic imperialism,,,...and religion in iran& iraq is a very huge problem... please help! if it doesn't, then where does it go? and this is for a U.S history project..
Asked by christinaCHAMBERLAIN__777 - Tue Oct 2 17:41:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Iraq to be an example of economic imperialism we would have to be making money off of this war. Not only is oil production lower, thus costing us millions at the pump, but our tax dollars are being spent like water to support this war. If anything it is economic stupidity. Religion is a huge problem in these countries because of the Islamic belief that anyone who does not believe in Islam has not right to live (we are all considered infidels.) Religious minorities are persecuted and often killed. Those who chose to leave Islam are also often killed. Govenment laws are also often based on Islam even though not all people follow the religion. There are many more reason the religion is a major problem in Iran and Iraq. I would… [cont.]
Answered by A Human Bean - Tue Oct 2 20:25:46 2007
Q. i have to write an essay on how the iraq war is not an example of economic imperialism,,,...and religion in iran& iraq is a very huge problem... please help! if it doesn't, then where does it go? and this is for a U.S history project..
Asked by christinaCHAMBERLAIN__777 - Tue Oct 2 17:41:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Iraq to be an example of economic imperialism we would have to be making money off of this war. Not only is oil production lower, thus costing us millions at the pump, but our tax dollars are being spent like water to support this war. If anything it is economic stupidity. Religion is a huge problem in these countries because of the Islamic belief that anyone who does not believe in Islam has not right to live (we are all considered infidels.) Religious minorities are persecuted and often killed. Those who chose to leave Islam are also often killed. Govenment laws are also often based on Islam even though not all people follow the religion. There are many more reason the religion is a major problem in Iran and Iraq. I would… [cont.]
Answered by A Human Bean - Tue Oct 2 20:25:46 2007
What is th significance of modern Zoroast'nism (religion, practices, beliefs, & th community) in modern Iran?
Q. What is the significance of modern Zoroastrianism (religion, practices, beliefs, & the community) in modern Iran?
Asked by Edwin H - Tue Mar 18 10:49:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's definitely not very popular but I know some families who are still Zoroastrian.
Answered by Serena T - Wed Mar 19 14:58:20 2008
Q. What is the significance of modern Zoroastrianism (religion, practices, beliefs, & the community) in modern Iran?
Asked by Edwin H - Tue Mar 18 10:49:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's definitely not very popular but I know some families who are still Zoroastrian.
Answered by Serena T - Wed Mar 19 14:58:20 2008
Did the protest in Iran have anything to do with religion?
Q. Did these protest contain an element of defiance and rebellion against theocracy. Was this an act against religious corruption? Or was this simply a protest against a fixed election?
Asked by Kal4nia - Tue Apr 20 11:06:25 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nobody in iran agrees with the other person on what is going on or what they really think. They have a massive issue with being genuine with one and another and working as a unit. most iranians are attempting to move out of the country to canada. so probably they are not happy about their visa applications turned down
Answered by moinjaang - Tue Apr 20 11:14:29 2010
Q. Did these protest contain an element of defiance and rebellion against theocracy. Was this an act against religious corruption? Or was this simply a protest against a fixed election?
Asked by Kal4nia - Tue Apr 20 11:06:25 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nobody in iran agrees with the other person on what is going on or what they really think. They have a massive issue with being genuine with one and another and working as a unit. most iranians are attempting to move out of the country to canada. so probably they are not happy about their visa applications turned down
Answered by moinjaang - Tue Apr 20 11:14:29 2010
how can i chage my religion ? i am a moslem?
Q. i am a moslem and i want to change my religion,but because i live in iran ,i can not change my religion in iran. what can i do? TELL ME ,PLEASE thanks
Asked by saman lotfi - Sat Nov 4 13:08:54 2006 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can worship God however you wish to worship him in your heart. Love and knowledge of God cannot be controlled by national borders or state laws. Perhaps your ability to assemble or speak freely may be challenged or denied in some places, but no other human being can reach the heart you give to God.
Answered by Gestalt - Sat Nov 4 13:13:02 2006
Q. i am a moslem and i want to change my religion,but because i live in iran ,i can not change my religion in iran. what can i do? TELL ME ,PLEASE thanks
Asked by saman lotfi - Sat Nov 4 13:08:54 2006 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can worship God however you wish to worship him in your heart. Love and knowledge of God cannot be controlled by national borders or state laws. Perhaps your ability to assemble or speak freely may be challenged or denied in some places, but no other human being can reach the heart you give to God.
Answered by Gestalt - Sat Nov 4 13:13:02 2006
how many iranian (only persians please) muslims have reconverted to zoroastrianism?
Q. In iran such a move carries the death penalty.The ones who have reconverted to the ARYAN religion can do it only in the west.Zoroastrianism was the original religion of IRAN before the lizard eaters forcibly converted the iranian zoroastrians to islam taking them to the dark ages of barbaric culture.Only people with knowledge answer this question.People with low IQ please refrain from answering.
Asked by zubin d - Tue Jan 12 23:50:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the Iranians i know in the US have pretty much abandoned all religion.
Answered by Robot Kitten - Tue Jan 12 23:55:37 2010
Q. In iran such a move carries the death penalty.The ones who have reconverted to the ARYAN religion can do it only in the west.Zoroastrianism was the original religion of IRAN before the lizard eaters forcibly converted the iranian zoroastrians to islam taking them to the dark ages of barbaric culture.Only people with knowledge answer this question.People with low IQ please refrain from answering.
Asked by zubin d - Tue Jan 12 23:50:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the Iranians i know in the US have pretty much abandoned all religion.
Answered by Robot Kitten - Tue Jan 12 23:55:37 2010
four questions about Iran:
Q. 1. From 1906-1979, Iran was ruled by: A) A Shah B) A King C) A Sultan D) An Ayatollah 2. Animals native to Iran include: A) Wolf and Hyena B) Leopard and lbex C) Jackal and Porcupine D) All of the above 3. Before Islam, the major religion in Iran (Persia) was: A) Judaism B) Buddhism C) Christianity D) Zoroastrianism 4. The official Religion of Iran is: A) Judaism B) Sunni Islam C) Buddhism D) Shia Islam Please help, thanks heaps. :)
Asked by basslover - Sat Aug 9 00:19:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wtf people, you're not supposed to get other people to answer your questions for the asia wise competition you're meant to find the answers on your own.
Answered by Lozza160995 - Sun Aug 10 00:20:47 2008
Q. 1. From 1906-1979, Iran was ruled by: A) A Shah B) A King C) A Sultan D) An Ayatollah 2. Animals native to Iran include: A) Wolf and Hyena B) Leopard and lbex C) Jackal and Porcupine D) All of the above 3. Before Islam, the major religion in Iran (Persia) was: A) Judaism B) Buddhism C) Christianity D) Zoroastrianism 4. The official Religion of Iran is: A) Judaism B) Sunni Islam C) Buddhism D) Shia Islam Please help, thanks heaps. :)
Asked by basslover - Sat Aug 9 00:19:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wtf people, you're not supposed to get other people to answer your questions for the asia wise competition you're meant to find the answers on your own.
Answered by Lozza160995 - Sun Aug 10 00:20:47 2008
does religion classify under economy?????
Q. i have to write an essay on how the iraq war is not an example of economic imperialism,,,...and religion in iran& iraq is a very huge problem... please help! if it doesn't, then where does it go? and this is for a U.S history project..
Asked by christinaCHAMBERLAIN__777 - Tue Oct 2 17:42:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. religion would go under culture
Answered by nerdychickita - Tue Oct 2 17:46:21 2007
Q. i have to write an essay on how the iraq war is not an example of economic imperialism,,,...and religion in iran& iraq is a very huge problem... please help! if it doesn't, then where does it go? and this is for a U.S history project..
Asked by christinaCHAMBERLAIN__777 - Tue Oct 2 17:42:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. religion would go under culture
Answered by nerdychickita - Tue Oct 2 17:46:21 2007
Stoning of a woman in Iran, it is because of religion?
Q. That this kind of thing is happening? Campaign group Human Rights Watch has called on Iran to stop the execution of a woman convicted of adultery.
Asked by Existentialist Absurd Hero - Wed Jul 7 20:17:42 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say yes to that question, but because it is also their politics, I'd say it's because of their politics too, and because their entire culture is like this no matter where they are in the world, I think it is also cultural.
Answered by Shinigami (FAC) - Wed Jul 7 20:23:55 2010
Q. That this kind of thing is happening? Campaign group Human Rights Watch has called on Iran to stop the execution of a woman convicted of adultery.
Asked by Existentialist Absurd Hero - Wed Jul 7 20:17:42 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say yes to that question, but because it is also their politics, I'd say it's because of their politics too, and because their entire culture is like this no matter where they are in the world, I think it is also cultural.
Answered by Shinigami (FAC) - Wed Jul 7 20:23:55 2010
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