eik
Active Member
Have I "quoted the book?" You do have very great tendency to misquote other users. This is the second time, in almost as many posts that you are alleging things of others posters that are plainly untrue. I have not quoted the book, but cited its existence; and I have certainly read a detailed synopsis of the book by an Islamic expert in another book, whose name I will not reveal, but I have not read the book myself, although it is on my list of books to read. Anyway, you are unable to answer my point in citing this book, which is that there is "no divine authority" in Islam for anything.I can ask you many questions, because I have read the book. Assuming you have too since you are quoting it, can you answer these most basic questions based on the same book. Please go ahead, or just ignore the questions like you did earlier already which would go to show you just quote anyone with out any knowledge on the subject.
If one is seeking "divine authority" one won't discover it in Islam. All one will disover is a diverse range of opinions on this and that, as theologically diverse as the Umayyads are from the Wahhabi, which is presumably why Islam is reduced to "fire and sword" to exert its "supremacy."