I said, I appologize! plzYou really don't see what he's trying to say
I'm upset by this furom now.
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I said, I appologize! plzYou really don't see what he's trying to say
Summia, I have tried and tried to reason with you. I have spent a great deal of time patiently explaining my position and I get so very little back to work with. I don't try to win debates. I simply don't. Buck up sweetheart.I said, I appologize! plz
I'm upset by this furom now.
No I'm not Alhamdollaiah (every praise is for Allah, I'm just a humble slave of Him)Do you think you have failed at sharing your wealth of knowledge of Islam? .
Did you mean Islam per se, Islam today, or Muslims?
Islam itself? Nothing wrong.
Islam today? There are some practices that seem pretty unIslamic, but I don't blame for that on Islam itself.
Muslims? Well, all religions seem to have their difficult fringe elements, so I don't suppose Islam would be any different.
Summia... you have done NOTHING to apologize for. That is what I am saying. It is only humble when it is genuine, when a person who is in error wishes to show contrition. When someone uses an apology when one is not required it is often intended as a closing to an argument because they have run out of desire to speak further. In English, it is like saying "Good day" to someone in a dismissive manner. Is this how you intended your apology?No I'm not Alhamdollaiah (every praise is for Allah, I'm just a humble slave of Him)
Is appologizing to other is failure? is it not humble?
So, bad of your morality!
Sorry... I had forgotten that...scott, bro we've been down this road before. you are already well aware i was raised up a cathloic.
Actually no..... you just don't understand what you are talking about... the Bible forbids idol worship.... we don't WORSHIP idols... pretty clear, I think.the bible says (the example i gave before) over and over again, yet because church fat cats say this is fine therefore you believe it is fine. the fact of the matter is agian it is not for the bible says other wise.
Yep... I'm serious.... I'm talking about the essential dogmas of the church... things not essential to salvation may, and have been changed and adapted over time... that's the God given beauty of having a "Vatican" to continually shepard us until Christ returns. Divorce is still forbidden.... and if AGAIN you want a education on this Catholic teaching, start another thread.further, an unbroken line of teachings????? are you serious????? the vatican is well known for changing the teachings to appease the people, especially in modern times. remember that old stance on divorce, and how they changed their minds on it because folks were leaving the flock in droves?
I will do that.this is a trend happening to them all, and you should keep this in mind.
I wasn't indifferent wihile apologizing, I should not debate with you because I'm a scriptural reader. And it is foolishness to clearfy a person who don't believe in scriputres. This how I appologize!Summia... you have done NOTHING to apologize for. That is what I am saying. It is only humble when it is genuine, when a person who is in error wishes to show contrition. When someone uses an apology when one is not required it is often intended as a closing to an argument because they have run out of desire to speak further. In English, it is like saying "Good day" to someone in a dismissive manner. Is this how you intended your apology?
because you took my appologize in the wrong sense!What precisely does morality have to do with this?
Before i intend to leave this forum, can i ask to you:Summia... you have done NOTHING to apologize for. That is what I am saying. ?
Question #2: Why is it that Muslim writers tend to use "circular logic" in their arguments?
Question #3: Is this circular reasoning supposed to be "logical thinking" or do Muslims in fact have a different sense of logic than do kafir's?
What I mean here is do Muslims simply think differently from non-muslims?
Question #4: Is it not true that it simply does not matter what one thinks of Islam, as the real question is if one believe in the authenticity of Prophet Muhammed [pbuh] and if he spoke literally for "God"?
The reason for this is that Muhammed [pbuh] was either making it up as he went (hence the incredibly long time it took to write such a thin volume) or in fact he was directed by "God" to warn mankind of their impending doom if they ignored his words.
What I mean is that only fools will attack Islamic dogma when the real prize is the Prophet himself. If you believe him, then there is only one choice, and that is very clear. If one does not believe he was an authentic prophet of God, then there too, one makes a very clear choice. In essence, it is all very cut and dried. Yes or No... as attitudes towards Islam itself are beside the point because if one does not accept the prophethood of Muhammed [pbuh], conjecture about Islam itself is moot.
1. Summia, please do NOT leave the forum. I have told you several times that I quite like you. Ease up now, ok.Before i intend to leave this forum, can i ask to you:
What anger you have with Islam? and why? (plz without interepting others, plz I want to ask from Paul!)
I'm in peace, Alhamdollilah (every praise is for Allah Almighty)1. Summia, please do NOT leave the forum. I have told you several times that I quite like you. Ease up now, ok.
What is your level of qualification? what you expect from us? thats what I'm trying to say at many post and you didn't reply.2. I have no anger whatsoever towards Islam, period. I have grave reservations on several aspects of Islam that quite frankly no one here is qualified to answer.
i have never seen you testing your experience for other religions (Christianity or Hinduism etc etc) You only used to come at Islamic post, to test your exception? why? I need to know, I'm not strict here Paul! I'm freindly asking you, coz i don't know sweet words in english. Why only at islamic post?3. I have no anger against Islam, but I take exception to people with little spiritual experience coming on as "wise sages" because they have read a little book a few hundred times and yet know precious little of other faiths or spirituality in general.
Have any one forced you here to buy it?4. I know it hurts you to read this, but I also have extreme reservation about the authority of Prophet Muhammed [pbuh]. In a phrase, "I don't buy it."
Thats nice!but one must take care of other free spirits, you can't say why you believe so because I am free spirit. Other poeple are also free spirits.You misundertand my very DIRECT manner of speaking. I am "free spirit" as it were Summia and I simply do not need the support of others to verify my own conviction.
I and my fellow S.K have posted the threads (misconceptions about Islam & whats wrong with Islam) then why you don't in discuss of only those points that you feel are lack in Islam (And I think its our Big heart that we are tolarating your comments about Islam).I have grave reservations about people who know very little about God coming off as if they did know a great deal. That is both arrogant and pretentious. I am not saying you are arrogant and pretentious, but rather your training and the training that many many Muslims receive gives them some very unrealistic views of humanity, the world and the nature of reality.
1.
Sure Islam is growing like a well watered weed,
IT IS HE WHO SENT HIS MESSENGER WITH GUIDANCE
AND THE RELIGION OF TRUTH TO MENIFEST IT OVER
ALL RELIGION. AND SUFFICIENT IS GOD AS WITNESS. QURAN48:28.
DID YOU REALIZE SIR YOUR WORDS
WERE FORETOLD IN THE QURAN,
AND ALSO THIS SHOWS THE VISIONS
OF THE PROPHET TO BE TRUE,
I TOLD YOU GODS USING YOU
TO SHOW THE QURAN TRULLY
BELONGS TO HIM.
Aside from this I also have grave doubts as to the validity of Prophet Muhammed's {pbuh} visions. I have had enough visions of my own over the last 34 years to have a fair amount of expertise in this area. Certainly enough to render an opinion. To my view, his vision do not "add up" as we say in English nor do his own reactions TO his visions.
Yes, I can! and i totally agreed with you. But my believe is this can be remove, if we adore or love the Democrates. This can only be done if we take care of each other while removing all the differences. even Ummah of muslim can be better if it leave its differences. Only such distortion occure when we used to pull the legs of others to win ourselves. And I'm against it!Summia, look at the state of the Ummah today. It is in a shambles. Didn't someone long ago talk about this? Sure Islam is growing like a well watered weed, but I rather suspect many "reverts" are doing so for the wrong reasons. It is similar to how the Americans will vote for the Democrats in 2008. They will do so because they hate the Republicans and George W. Bush so much, not because they adore or love the Democrats. You have to admit that hatred of one party is not a great reason to vote for the other party. Do you understand?
I'm in peace, Alhamdollilah (every praise is for Allah Almighty)1. Summia, please do NOT leave the forum. I have told you several times that I quite like you. Ease up now, ok.
What is your level of qualification? what you expect from us? thats what I'm trying to say at many post and you didn't reply.2. I have no anger whatsoever towards Islam, period. I have grave reservations on several aspects of Islam that quite frankly no one here is qualified to answer.
i have never seen you testing your experience for other religions (Christianity or Hinduism etc etc) You only used to come at Islamic post, to test your exception? why? I need to know, I'm not strict here Paul! I'm freindly asking you, coz i don't know sweet words in english. Why only at islamic post?3. I have no anger against Islam, but I take exception to people with little spiritual experience coming on as "wise sages" because they have read a little book a few hundred times and yet know precious little of other faiths or spirituality in general.
Have any one here forced you here to buy it?4. I know it hurts you to read this, but I also have extreme reservation about the authority of Prophet Muhammed [pbuh]. In a phrase, "I don't buy it."
Thats nice!but one must take care of other free spirits, you can't say why you believe so because I am free spirit. Other poeple are also free spirits.You misundertand my very DIRECT manner of speaking. I am "free spirit" as it were Summia and I simply do not need the support of others to verify my own conviction.
I and my fellow S.K have posted the threads (misconceptions about Islam & whats wrong with Islam) then why you don't in discuss of only those points that you feel are lack in Islam (And I think its our Big heart that we are tolarating your comments about Islam).I have grave reservations about people who know very little about God coming off as if they did know a great deal. That is both arrogant and pretentious. I am not saying you are arrogant and pretentious, but rather your training and the training that many many Muslims receive gives them some very unrealistic views of humanity, the world and the nature of reality.
Yeah! you are right, even I disagree with Pakistani Gov't. but if you used to know about Islam while focusing Muslims (and only those muslims who are unaware) then it is not Islam. Why not one must heed at those muslims who made greate contributions all over the world.I suspect that many flock to Islam because they are tired of being pushed around by various corrupt government all over the world and see Islam as their only hope.
Which vision you are talking about? Look! my respected fellow paul!Aside from this I also have grave doubts as to the validity of Prophet Muhammed's {pbuh} visions. I have had enough visions of my own over the last 34 years to have a fair amount of expertise in this area. Certainly enough to render an opinion. To my view, his vision do not "add up" as we say in English nor do his own reactions TO his visions.
Yes, I can understand, sometimes your visions are very difficult to understand, but not impossible!It would be impossible for you to understand my argument and reasons unless you too had had hundreds of visions of your own. I hope you understand.
Yeah! you are not!Love ya and stick around, I'm really not so bad, once you get used to me that is.
Your friend in the Light,
Paul
What can I say Amin, lol. If MY words were foretold in the Qur'an then you might want to sit up and pay attention to what I am saying. Just a thought.DID YOU REALIZE SIR YOUR WORDS
WERE FORETOLD IN THE QURAN, AND ALSO THIS SHOWS THE VISIONS OF THE PROPHET TO BE TRUE, I TOLD YOU GODS USING YOU TO SHOW THE QURAN TRULLY BELONGS TO HIM.
What can I say Amin, lol. If MY words were foretold in the Qur'an then you might want to sit up and pay attention to what I am saying. Just a thought.
I think brother Cordoba is explaining islam very butifully, if you visited his thread,1
but rather your training and the training that many many Muslims receive gives them some very unrealistic views of humanity, the world and the nature of reality.
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Whew. That was close. Sorry Summia, people don't get away from RF that easily, hehe. Ask my dear friend, The Truth and the always intelligent FullyVeiled Muslima.I'm in peace, Alhamdollilah (every praise is for Allah Almighty).
How to answer this question? I am a fully self-realized being Summia. You might want to read up on the term to see what I am saying. I don't like to talk about it much because it is not possible for unenlightened people to appreciate what "self-realization" means.What is your level of qualification?
Nothing really. I try not to have preconceived notions about reality and simply react to what is in front of me without thoughts of "good" or "bad".What you expect from us?
Sorry, if you said this in one of our numerous discussions I simply thought you were making a rhetorical remark that did not require a response. My apologies.thats what I'm trying to say at many post and you didn't reply.
So, you are saying that "religion" is deadly serious business? No fun? Do you understand that your words echo the words of Ayatolla Khomeini of Iran? He too claimed that religion was serious business and went on to say that life itself should not be a persuit of "fun". To my thinking, that is a very, very sad way to perceive reality. You know that could be one of the major stumbling blocks between the so-called Western world and the Muslim world as "having fun" is usually seen as being silly and frivolous.I'm the girl is strictly against the fun in a religion, because religion is our salvation its not for to test as fun. sorry, I made direct words but I'm so!
That is not true. I have given the Baha's a run for their money a few times. Likewise I have skewered Christians on a number of occaisions. I also like to poke fun at Zen Buddhist from time to time. I thoroughly enjoy smacking Scientology to the ground. The simple fact is that you have not been on RF for very long. Stick around, no one escapes the tar of my brush.i have never seen you testing your experience for other religions (Christianity or Hinduism etc etc).
Well, perhaps you are just lucky. I do also write extensively in other areas as well.You only used to come at Islamic post, to test your exception?
I guess I am trying to be helpful. It is my nature. You might think I have behaved very badly, but I am helping to make you a better Muslim and able to converse in a much more intelligent way IN ENGLISH. That is a mercy, of a sorts. I also do so out of compassion, but again, you may well have misundestood my intent.Why?
See above. As well, I simply dispute many things that Muslims say. Do you understand me when I say that many Muslims sound like trained parrots? I don't mean to be hurtful here, but I have spoken to so many Muslim's now that it is like I am talking to the same person each time. They continually make the same logic errors and almost always use the same debate techniques (which are generally speak quite poor). Oddly, many Muslims I have debated with and discussed topics with never see the error in their logic even when it is clearly pointed out for them. It is downright weird, Summia.I need to know, I'm not strict here Paul! I'm freindly asking you, coz i don't know sweet words in english. Why only at islamic post?
Technically speaking, no. Of course not. However, that does not mean that the message is not trotted out relentlessly as defacto reality. How to say it? Virtually all aspects of the life of Muhammed smack of what we call in English, a white wash. It is as if every aspect of his life is written in a way to make him look absolutely incredible. Another expression we have in English is: IF it looks too good to be true; it probably is(n't true). For the sake of clarity, it means if something looks too good to be true then it is almost assured that it is NOT true.Have any one forced you here to buy it?
I suppose I should have said "free thinker" and by that I mean I form my opinions and belief structures based on my direct experience -- regardless if that experience is physical or non-physical in nature.Thats nice!but one must take care of other free spirits, you can't say why you believe so because I am free spirit. Other poeple are also free spirits.
I have posted in that thread Summia. Right off the bat my first post to S.K. pointed out that he asked us to tell him "What is wrong with Islam". Then he stated that he was here to clear up our "misconceptions". He stated rather boldy that there is nothing wrong with Islam at all. In other words, it was our viewpoints that were wrong or is one sees anything wrong with Islam then that person is obviously in error. That, to say the least, is not terribly realistic.I and my fellow S.K have posted the threads (misconceptions about Islam & whats wrong with Islam) then why you don't in discuss of only those points that you feel are lack in Islam (And I think its our Big heart that we are tolarating your comments about Islam).
Well I don't use those words but I supposed that is what I am saying in a manner of speaking. How to put this delicately Summia and I do NOT mean any offense. To my perspective, it is likely that Prophet Muhammed [pbuh] suffered from various mental illnesses. His insistance on a literal Hellfire for example is not a good sign... and he did talk alot about the Hellfires. You see it as a great warning, done out of compassion. I see it as the ravings of a lunatic. There is no way to put it kindly... so I hope you will forgive me.You always come and first you used to point out the muslim who created the thread and you just used to put "Muhmmad pbuh was not able to trusted".
That is not true, Summia. I listen VERY carefully to what ALL Muslims say. Why do you think I ask you such difficult questions? I am a master of reading between the lines, and part of the difficulty that Muslims have with me is that they do not how to react to my odd perspective. Muslims are much more comfortable dealing with straight foreward questions about Islamic dogma. It sort of blows them off the tracks when questioners do not stick to the "script". I hope you understand.why? we need to know reason. when you will discuss with us "Why?" the we can peacefully talk with you. it shows by your behavior that you are not in favour of listening to us.
Its my matter to leave or not, and I don't need to ask any one.Whew. That was close. Sorry Summia, people don't get away from RF that easily, hehe. Ask my dear friend, The Truth and the always intelligent FullyVeiled Muslima.
Sir, if i permit to say one thing plz don't mind...I am a fully self-realized being Summia. .
Have I used the word "Business" ?its your addition Sir. Thats why you fail to understand Islam.So, you are saying that "religion" is deadly serious business? No fun?
And you over self-realization matches with the end of Pharaoh. Who was over confident and self realizer. A tiny stream used to swallow him in a bit!Do you understand that your words echo the words of Ayatolla Khomeini of Iran?
Taking the religion seriously means "not mock at religion". I like light jokes, but I don't use those jokes who hurt any one.He too claimed that religion was serious business and went on to say that life itself should not be a persuit of "fun".
Smile is peace in life, but "A Big grin" at any religion is rather himiliating one, and I don't like such Grins. Try to understand me!To my thinking, that is a very, very sad way to perceive reality.