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   Angelika Wienert (haiku_shelf@nrw.social)'s status on Saturday, 22-Mar-2025 06:36:13 JST Angelika Wienert

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   @BlumeEvolution

   Sehr interessant.
   Sie erwähnen die Verbindung Judentum, Christentum, Islam.

   In Paderborn kann man Komparative Theologie studieren.

   https://www.uni-paderborn.de/studienangebot/studiengang/komparative-theologie-der-religionen-zwei-fach-bachelor-bachelor

   Prof. Klaus von Stosch war dort, ist jetzt in Bonn.

   "...Die vom Seminar für Jüdische Studien angebotenen Einführungen und vertiefenden Veranstaltungen (Vorlesungen und Seminare) sind Bestandteil der Anteilsfächer „Komparative Theologie der Religionen“ und „Theologien im Dialog“..."

   https://kw.uni-paderborn.de/seminar-fuer-juedische-studien-pnina-nave-levinson/komparative-theologie-theologien-im-dialog

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   HebrideanHecate (hebrideanhecate@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 05-Dec-2024 08:42:28 JST HebrideanHecate

   https://www.spiked-online.com/2024/12/04/stabbed-by-an-islamist-now-silenced-by-the-state/

   Earlier this year, activist and blogger Michael Stürzenberger became the victim of an Islamist attack because of his harsh criticism of Islam. Now, six months later, he has been convicted for incitement to hatred and given a fine by a regional court in Hamburg – also because of his harsh criticism of Islam.

   In May, a former refugee from Afghanistan targeted and attacked Stürzenberger and six others during a rally organised by Stürzenberger’s campaign group, Pax Europa, in Mannheim, south-west Germany. The incident left one policeman dead, Stürzenberger severely injured – he needed several operations on his face and knee – and a nation in shock.

   The Stürzenberg case shows how dangerous, intimidating and anti-democratic Germany’s laws against incitement to hatred and hate speech are. It would be difficult to find a country in Western Europe that restricts free speech as radically as Germany does – especially when it comes to criticising Islam. Indeed, the German elites regard criticism of Islam as an act of right-wing extremism that needs to be censored.

   It’s difficult to avoid the frightening conclusion that both Islamist terrorists and the German authorities share a similar objective. Both want to silence critics of Islam. It’s just that where the Islamist terrorist would like to silence Stürzenberger through violence, the authorities are attempting to do so through the law.

   Both send out a chilling warning to everyone – criticising Islam in Germany can get you in deep trouble.