What is your argument against secularism?

[Theorist]

Re: What is your argument against secularism?

@Enigmatic

You are right totally. It’s sad that the general level of imaan in Pakistan has stooped beyond lowest of the low. And for such an unruly crowd you need danda at all times. For them, the convenient belief that they are Muslims because they have so and so name and come from so and so family and all gunnah would be forgiven and they would eventually go into paradise as long as they have recited the first kalima and refrain from shirk. The rest (lies, deceit, by passing laws, doing all the bad stuff in hiding) is just a matter of child’s play. They are the ‘bakshi hui roohs’

And this is the reason why I strongly believe that secularism unless ideally implemented wouldn’t work here at all!

This is the very reason a secular government will work in Pakistan. People will go about their business as usual just as they are doing now. Secularism will eliminate discrimination, corruption, ill-treatment of minorities from our system.

Secular or not secular, problems like alcoholism and open sex are not affected by the type of government a country has. Kids learn the stuff from parents and school. If your teaching of religion is so great, you should have enough trust in your children to not make those mistakes. A policeman is not going to come to your door and tell your daughter to go ahead and have sex and drink because we are now a secular country.