Hinduism: Ask your Questions

[Breathe]

I am opening a new thread, Suraj. These Muslims are driving me up the bend...

Let me know the linky when you've made it!
I still have many questions about Hinduism.

Honest ones. :beach:

 

[Don Penguinoini]

http://www.religiousforums.com/foru...73122-hinduism-ask-your-questions-pt-2-a.html

Here Odion, Everyone!

 

[Gharib]

I grow tired of these Muslims now. I am only going to respond to questions about Hinduism now, sincere questions with intent to learn something about this religion.

weren't my questions about hinduism, about a hindu perspective. and i did want to learn but you didn't answer. and they were sencere questions, what was the problem then, were they offencive in any way?, were they rude in any way? i don't think so.
but i understand. no worries
thanks for your other replies.

 

[Gharib]

I have to say, Eselam, you are being really immature,

where have i heard that before????

taking lame shots against Hinduism. There are plenty of things one can say about Islam, but no-one does out of respect. It seems obvious you have no respect for anyone.

wow, take it easy there Don, what parts of my questions were dissrespectfull to you and/or your religion. is it a dissrespect to you if i asked for a hindu perspective?
if i had respect for anyone then i won't go calling people immature for a question that i cannot answer, a immature person does that who turely has no respect. so tell me what was the dissrespectfull part in my questions. and i will delete it. you don't have to answer.

 

[Gharib]

You cant talk about manners. You are the rudest Muslim i have ever encountered.

ALSO: This is only for question about Hinduism!

I am opening a new thread, Suraj. These Muslims are driving me up the bend...

so weren't my questions about a hindu perspective? would you like me to re-write them.
whats rude about me Dn tell me. did you go a bit further up or to other pages and read the post of your friend, did you see what he said about me, if you didn't then please be quiet.

 

[Gharib]

i have come to realise that you guys get offended even when questions about hinduism are asked or even questions about a hindu perspective or even questions related to a topic that you guys bring to the surface, so i won't ask anymore questions, nor will i answer any.
when you come across a dificult question which you cannot answer, then the ussual words come up "muslims are rude, they are dissrespectfull, they are offencive, etc..." well just because you cannot answer a questions related to your statements or your arguments or even your religion then tough luck. but do not accuse us muslims of things that aren't true, if you cannot answer questions that arise by you alone, then why am i the rude person, why are my questions off topic when they clearly aren't, why are they irrelevant, tell me is it my fault for asking a question related to what you guys bring up. then theres no point in having a conversation with you, if you call me dissrespectfull for questions that you cannot answer.

i though this is a place where we can discuss things not tell each other what a "good" religion your religion is, no one has come here for that, i know what a religion islam is and i do not need someone who "respects" my religion to tell me how "good" it is or how much they "respect" it. i've heard that before. nor should you expect me to say "i love your religion" what sort of a bull would that be, we all know that no one has more respect for other religions than his (the one he follows) so who came here for some false praises tell me, i will make praises to it untill my praises will reach heaven itself, but whats the point in that if i don't care about it that much.

we have come here to oppose each other, learn more things in more detail, to challange ourselves, but i guess some are here to accuse muslims of lies. thats understandable, we have been through that before. we do not need people to tell us of their respect.

all the best wishes, and i wont write here anymore i see i am not welcome nor is any other muslim.

 

[Don Penguinoini]

Of course, Eselam, you are never wrong.

 

[Gharib]

Of course, Eselam, you are never wrong.

when i'm wrong i addmit it and i appologise, so tell me what parts of my questions were offencive to you, where did i go wrong? in asking a question. thats childish

 

[Don Penguinoini]

when i'm wrong i addmit it and i appologise, so tell me what parts of my questions were offencive to you, where did i go wrong? in asking a question. thats childish

Like when you were persistent that Hindus worship idols. Despife being told a number of times that is not so you ignored us and still repeated this. Also you threatened me over the internet... Also you came up with that STUPID thing that Hindus are not alowed to milk a cow because it is a sin... Yeah, general disregard for whatever I say, also trying to ridicule Hinduism whenever you get the chance. Resorting to childish things like trying to make fun out of Hinduism.

I do not wish to talk to you, Eselam.

 

[Gharib]

look don if you wish to argue about the bad things i have said to you and the bad things you have said to me then grow up. if you wish to talk about something descent then please do so otherwise, i too have things about you. but i think we should leave it at that.

so what if i said it is a sin to milk a cow, i didn't know, you said that in hinduism you do not hurt animals, nor take anything from them, but you never give people a chance to learn.

p.s i think we should stop here before we turn this into a shame and blame thread.

 

[nawab]

See Eslam how mean you are hahahahha, you have offended them by asking too many logical questions, well i still had many questions but obviously wont be answered,

an advice to Hindus anyway, if you want people to understand your religion better first remove the misconceptions about it before you promote good things, it doesnt make a difference if it has 10 good things but that 1 bad thing you have to remove.

 

[Don Penguinoini]

See Eslam how mean you are hahahahha, you have offended them by asking too many logical questions, well i still had many questions but obviously wont be answered,

an advice to Hindus anyway, if you want people to understand your religion better first remove the misconceptions about it before you promote good things, it doesnt make a difference if it has 10 good things but that 1 bad thing you have to remove.

Nawab (this actually goes for anyone) if you have REAL sincere questions about Hinduism then we want to answer them. But we find the pair of you have made it about Islam after, we need to stick to topic, to answer question just about Hinduism.

 

[Don Penguinoini]

look don if you wish to argue about the bad things i have said to you and the bad things you have said to me then grow up. if you wish to talk about something descent then please do so otherwise, i too have things about you. but i think we should leave it at that.

so what if i said it is a sin to milk a cow, i didn't know, you said that in hinduism you do not hurt animals, nor take anything from them, but you never give people a chance to learn.

p.s i think we should stop here before we turn this into a shame and blame thread.

I dont want to argue, just clear up a small thing here. I never said in Hinduism it is wrong to take thinks from animals. We say it is wrong to hurt/kill them. The thing is you are making it up, even if we tell you choose to ignore it.

 

[Luminous]

Of course, Eselam, you are never wrong.

no, no, no. infact there is almost no way for anyone to ever be right.


WARNING: Read Slowly

When one cannot distinguish between two+ answers, they are likely both wrong or both right. Should you just choose one(you are running out of time) and forget the others? Do your chaces of being right go down the more undistinguishable answers are put forth? No, they go up; because those possibilities were always present and now you can choose one. in any case, you are many(almost infinitely, as there are an unlimited supply of possibilities) times more likely to be wrong than to be right, if you choose one; but (depending upon the test) there is no chance to be wrong if you don't choose one.

- -Just a thought.

 

[Don Penguinoini]

no, no, no. infact there is almost no way for anyone to ever be right.


WARNING: Read Slowly

When one cannot distinguish between two+ answers, they are likely both wrong or both right. Should you just choose one(you are running out of time) and forget the others? Do your chaces of being right go down the more undistinguishable answers are put forth? No, they go up; because those possibilities were always present and now you can choose one. in any case, you are many(almost infinitely, as there are an unlimited supply of possibilities) times more likely to be wrong than to be right if you choose one, but (depending upon the test) there is no chance to be wrong if you don't choose one.

- -Just a thought.

I fail to see the question about Hinduism.

 

[Luminous]

alls im sa'in is dat wi r prababli not ryt abaut anithin dat wi BELIEVE.

 

[Don Penguinoini]

alls im sa'in is dat u r prababli not ryt abaut anithin dat u beliv.

Ok...:areyoucra:sarcastic:slap:

 

[Luminous]

If you don't like my nonquestions then:
Can a hindu have an animal as a pet? they are basically like us afterall. can we own a living creature?

 

[Don Penguinoini]

If you don't like my nonquestions then:
Can a hindu have an animal as a pet? they are basically like us afterall. can we own a living creature?

Sure, why not? But, by accepting this responsibility you must take care of it, feed it and keep it warm, provide shelter... No half-measures, you must go all the way. When you domesticate an animal, you do not "own" it. It is just another family member. It must be taken care of with love.

Could you post your questions in the other thread? Suraj will be able to answer you there too.

 

[Luminous]

O.K. then, i'll simply stop using this one.