I'm very much against extreme groups in everything in life. It's okay to be a part of something, but anything that gets too serious or has you very much committed to it over many other things only serves as a way to blind a person. Whether it's aligning yourself with childish groups/ideals like Democrats and Republicans when the world needs unity instead of division, or in preventing a meat delivery man from doing a job due to animal rights.Everyone has their radicals, and everyone is more than welcome to be a part of a group, religion, and the like. The thing that cannot be justified, however, is when these things grow into an offensive structure where they affect the lives of those who aren't a part of it or didn't ask for anything of the sort. Christians, Muslims, all of these groups believe people should live their lives a certain way, and when these people get power from their numbers, with everyone agreeing with each other that they're right and the window of them realizing they might be dead wrong getting smaller, these groups then become dangerous to the freedoms and well-being of those of us who have a God given right to live our lives however we want so long as none of us hurt anyone else.Don't get me wrong, there's millions of the good kind of people out there, the religious who don't prevent anyone from anything and stay true to what it means to be compassionate and loving. But it's very easy to be one of these good people, but because you've given your life and faith to a book or to the word of a pastor or whatever else you've given the reigns of your person to, you can become a bad, freedom damaging person within a moment's notice.Always... ALWAYS think for yourself in everything, regardless of what other people or a book tells you; God will understand your taking a moment to mull over what would be wrong to do to someone else, even if his own book says this or that is an abomination.

Maybe this just bothers me but the Christian said that the Muslim bachelor party was "drastically different" than any bachelor party he ever attended. I'm not sure what the hell that means but if you are a practicing Christian I can't imagine that it would be okay for you to attend a bachelor party with the kind of debauchery (drinking, strippers) that those types of parties are known for.