Re: What is your argument against secularism?
Why not? When debating secularism, why not debate all aspects of it? If secularism was to be implemented in Saudi, sure it would get rid of plenty of retarded rules of theirs that I don’t agree with but it would also mean legalising haram things which I’m not about to vote yes to. There needs to be a balance and looking at the secular nations, I just don’t see that balance. What’s perfectly legal, acceptable, moral and the norm in these societies isn’t something I’d like to see being practised in an Islamic society.