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Do you think YEC is fanaticism due to literalism?
Not answering questions can be a sign that can address ones honesty
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Do you think YEC is fanaticism due to literalism?
Please prove that these verses have been copied/plagiarized/adapted
I think YEC is naive. Literalism has not a thing to do with it.Do you think YEC is fanaticism due to literalism?
I think YEC is naïve
. Literalism has not a thing to do with it.
That's not fanaticism
No.I'm looking at you desperate to be taken seriously. Never condemn zealots when your statement about passion, and it is not the healthy brand, is an example of zealotry. As is your entire tirade about your educational background.Looking in a mirror?
I have more passion then you ever will. I actually study religion because I have a passion for it. As well as science and history.
I specialize in Israelites ethnogenesis and historical jesus research, as well as flood and creation mythology. I have studied Paul at Harvard and the NT under Dale B Martin at Yale. and been researching almost solid the past 4 years.
Now your welcome to learn what religion is all about, OT you can keep attacking the messenger out of desperation and lack of credible sources that back your mythology.
This thread is about getting closed minded muslims to recognize the plagiarism you admit, while it will always be a loosing battle with the mulsim keeping the thread alive, there are those more modern on the fence, and it is the casual onlooker we have a chance of helping.
Or it can be a sign that someone has a life outside of this forum. Imagine that.Not answering questions can be a sign that can address ones honesty
Or it can be a sign that someone has a life outside of this forum. Imagine that.
Yeshua
Try "Isho" if you want to get technical to what his name might have actually been in his native Aramaic
No.I'm looking at you desperate to be taken seriously. Never condemn zealots when your statement about passion, and it is not the healthy brand, is an example of zealotry. As is your entire tirade about your educational background.
If you hope to teach you shouldn't condescend.
If you are learned you should show respect for the field you study and the characters you instead demonstrate contempt for in these forums.
Lower case "j" for Jesus, who was Yeshua, speaks volumes for your level of education. And respect for the time spent.
You have nothing to teach me. Save for how to never become hate and hateful. And then allegedly study extensively so as to demonstrate why that hate has a valid reason to consume as it seeks to take others with it if they engage it in a forum.
We're done here. But now I truly do understand the metaphor behind the name.
No.I'm looking at you desperate to be taken seriously.
Quran mention Iesa.
Regards
83. Al-Tatfif,84. Al-Inshiqaq,85. Al-Buruj,86. Al-Tariq,87. Al-A`la,88. Al-Ghashiyah,89. Al-Fajr,90. Al-Balad,91. Al-Shams,92. Al-Lail,93. Al-Duha,94. Al-Inshirah,95. Al-Tin,96. Al-`Alaq,97. Al-Qadr,98. Al-Bayyinah,99. Al-Zilzal,100. Al-`Adiyat,101. Al-Qari`ah,102. Al-Takathur,103. Al-`Asr,104. Al-Humazah,105. Al-Fil,106. Al-Quraish,107. Al-Ma`un,108. Al-Kauthar,109. Al-Kafirun,110. Al-Nasr,111. Al-Lahab,112. Al-Ikhlas,113. Al-Falaq,114. Al-Nas,1. Al-Fatihah. 14. Ibrahim.
From a modern scholarly perspective, similarities between Biblical and Quranic accounts of the same person or event are evidence for the influence of pre-existing traditions on the composition of the Qur'an.
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From a modern scholarly perspective, similarities between Biblical and Quranic accounts of the same person or event are evidence for the influence of pre-existing traditions on the composition of the Qur'an.
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