sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
Count yourself among us, Skeezix.Yes i agree with you people have created many religions and still creating them.
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Count yourself among us, Skeezix.Yes i agree with you people have created many religions and still creating them.
<running around aimlessly, waving arms in the air> "The sky is falling! The sky is falling! My, what mighty oaks from little acorns grow, Chicken Little!Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what they've said for the past 2,000 years.
"B-but it really is happening this time you guys! I just know it is! I'm suuuuuper serious this time!"
...and then nothing happens and we continue on with our lives.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what they've said for the past 2,000 years.
"B-but it really is happening this time you guys! I just know it is! I'm suuuuuper serious this time!"
...and then nothing happens and we continue on with our lives.
Then again, what isn't? It's all in how one wishes to interpret events.
Surely that comment you just posted is a sign that the end times are upon us.
What good has come out of Islam? It has created 800 million illiterate Muslims in the world. Many will be raped and killed by other Islamists. Muslims are among the poorest and more Muslims live in refugee camps than any other people. Do we need a religion that produces such miserable people?
Yes, in modern political terms, we call it "spin". You can make any situation appear almost any way you want it to look. Likewise, fanatical theists can literally superimpose their baseline prejudice onto events and proclaim, "It's a sign!"which events and how we interpreted them according to our wishes ?
Yes, in modern political terms, we call it "spin". You can make any situation appear almost any way you want it to look. Likewise, fanatical theists can literally superimpose their baseline prejudice onto events and proclaim, "It's a sign!"
Many things happened and new things is happening as signs for the end of times.
That's a laugh, for two reasons:
1) Adam lived long, long, long before 600 c.e., so there's no way he could have had Islam as his religion.
2) Adam did not submit to God, but rebelled, so he could not have embraced islam (little "i").
I know it's difficult for you to grasp the concept, but condescension is uncalled for.
Let's make a very, very important distinction here that will go along way toward stopping the thread:
*The term "islam" (little "i") means "to surrender and submit to God's will.
*The term "Islam" (capital "I") means "a monotheistic and Abrahamic [note emphasis -- Abraham lived after Adam] religion articulated by the Qur'an, a book considered by its adherents to be the verbatim word of God and by the teachings and normative example of Muhammad, considered by them to be the last prophet of God."
One can submit to God's will (islam -- little "i") and not have the least thing to do with Islam (the religion -- big "I"). Adam's not known for his submission. Nor is he known to follow Muhammed or read the Koran.
I think you're trying to cloud the issue.
It doesn't? We have a multiplicity of cultures, why not a multiplicity of religions, each illustrating a particular facet of the Divine, as the Divine is understood by each? Makes sense to me. But then, I'm not all caught up in control issues.
Only furthering my point.
then if you think that Adam wasn't a Muslim then what do you think he was
But several religions exist in the same one culture, it doesn't make any sense that all religions are true as they have been created by humans.
Non-existent.
Including Islam.
Non-existent.
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How did you know ?
Of course you are free to think so.
"A Muslim, sometimes spelled Moslem, is a follower of the religion of Islam, a monotheistic Abrahamic religion based on the Quran. Muslims consider the Quran to be the verbatim word of God as revealed to the Islamic prophet Muhammad." (From Wikipedia)Adam repented and God forgave him,so he was still a Muslim.
I know he wasn't, since "Muslim" hadn't been invented yet. I don't know what he was (if anything), since Adam is a fictional character and the story doesn't tell us. In one version, he relates to YHVH. In another, he relates to El. Did he worship either? We don't know, and since you don't know, your argument is pointless.then if you think that Adam wasn't a Muslim then what do you think he was, if you don't know and won't know then your argument is pointless
Oh, I understand, all right. I understand that your goal is to misappropriate any biblical character you wish and make that character "Muslim," according to some conflation of terms. It's trollish, it's entitled, and it's dishonest.You didn't understand yet.
Translation: "I was trying to win you over to my way of 'thinking.'"i was trying to help you to understand
There are in Greek. Check your lexicon.Lol, that is in English kiddo,there is no capital in the Arabic & Greek letters
Yah. I understand. You're trying to say that everyone who "submits to God" is "part of my religion." What you don't understand is that not everyone who "submits to God" claims to be Muslim, and you're calling them such don't make it so.You didn't understand yet.
There are such things as subcultures.But several religions exist in the same one culture, it doesn't make any sense that all religions are true as they have been created by humans.
I've had some Muslims state that it is a great tonic. :cover:So I think the pastor believes that drinking urine camels best medication in pharmacies