Church of Scotland Backs Islamic Sharia law Courts

Europe continues with its slow suicide, as they continue to bend over backwards for a group of people who want to destroy them. All of this is being aided by Christian leaders. Earlier this year the Archbishop of Canterbury UK took a stand for the introduction of Sharia Courts into Britain which has led to Sharia courts actually handing criminal cases instead of just civil cases. It has already been proven that Muslims in Britain are not happy with having their own courts along side British law, as they are preaching to make Sharia law the one and only law for the UK. But that does not seem to matter to the Church of Scotland as they have come out in support of bringing Sharia courts into Scotland. Does the Church of Scotland realize that Muslims would not accommodate Christianity like this in Islamic countries? Do they realize that Islam is there to take over and not just be another religion there? I guess not.

Church of Scotland backs Islamic sharia law courts

10 October 2008
THE Church of Scotland last night welcomed the possibility of introducing sharia law courts in Scotland.

Rev Ian Galloway, convener of the Church and Society Council, said sharia courts had been unfairly portrayed following the Archbishop of Canterbury's comments in February that it "seems unavoidable" that parts of Islamic sharia law would be adopted in the UK.

Yesterday, The Scotsman revealed the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal, based in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, was holding secret talks with lawyers and community groups about setting up sharia courts north of the Border.

Mr Galloway said: "What is being brought to us is not some kind of parallel jurisdiction that replaces our legal system; rather it is a space, within a given community, for disputes to be resolved."

But he added that sharia courts must meet three crucial standards – they must not preclude recourse to the courts, must not break fundamental tenets of the Human Rights Act and the rights of women must be respected.

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