Quote:What is a religious belief or preference, if not a personal choice? I'm sure there will be attempts to defraud, but from posts here it appears doing so would not be a rational choice unless it dovetails with one's beliefs.

 

Remember, this will benefit business in general. Nobody is being forced to do anything. You may be the first conservative I've encountered not in favor of an action that benefits businesses.

 

Based on what I pointed out before regarding credit history, how can this benefit business?  How would an interest rate get calculated that is fair to both business and those that take traditional loans?  How does a Christian, a Jew or an Atheist qualify for a "sharia complaint" loan?

 

 

Quote:Hey, if he wants to be offended, he's going to be offended. I love the way people get their logic all twisted just to show disdain for Muslims. First it's private entities should be allowed to do anything they want - until it's something that they don't like. Then they are caving in! To whom it's never made clear. And by whom is also a mystery. But they shouldn't be doing it!

 

And we all know that by Publix having a great number of kosher products in their Mandarin stores they are caving in to the Jews and we'll all be made to follow Rabinic Law any day now. 

 

I never said anything about being offended, so please quit the spin and don't put words into my mouth.

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