We can be multicultural as we have always been, but there is nothing wrong with being proud to be Australian as well
The past is full of often terrible things done in the name of religion. We cannot just accept all comers without scrutiny.
Crypto, is here to stay, so get on board and start learning about it. But beware, I have been with an advisory service for years and still was tricked by the promise of free membership if targets were not met …the sham was that they included the word ‘potential’ … eyes opened!
Was there informed consent to begin or end the life? Does the accepted definition of life, leave room to remedy the dilemma’s especially of consent, convenience and choice?
Clearly, there is a need for Muslims to identify with like minded Muslims in an unambiguous, clear, open way.
It is quite possible that a disproportionate number of individuals with frustrated or confused tendencies may have, through the years, been pushed by society into the priesthood as a solution.
In this context could be labelled ‘Male Me Too’, hear, is solely based on my own personal life. Am I ‘Robinson Crusoe’, or is this another widespread, unaddressed problem? … please share!
What was considered by the majority to be acceptable has changed and will continue to change. With this change comes a need to reassess how ‘the game’ is played. We all need to act and interact in a civil, polite, considerate, and I dare say, pleasant— even professional—manner.
Now that the doors are open, we as a society need to reassess the boundaries in a considerate, sensitive, mature manner. I dare say, when given a place at the table, behavioural etiquette should be considered.
With knowledge and preparation, future generations will be better-equipped to cope with and solve a lot of the issues we are struggling with today.
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