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Indeed Ahmad we have to agree to disagree! It is quite possible to be religious and secular. A secular state is simply one that does not apply religious tenets in its law, not one that substitutes secularism for religion. Hamlet, a fictitious character incidentally was a seriously disturbed individual who one would hardly turn to for counsel.

I am interested to know if God still approves of slavery, for the purposes of sexual gratification between a freeman and his female slaves or whether that should now only be seen in a "historical context" rather than a basis for law.