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What ever happened to ISIS?

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KT Shamim

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
Andraste09 said:
Yet .... verse 5:32 Rather shows that Muhammad plagiarized Jewish scriptures.. The verse you quoted is ripped straight out of the Jewish Talmud which is 600 years older than muhammads made up cult ..
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Plagiarized? Plagiarism is when some other author writes. But in this case God is the Author ... so what plagiarism are you talking about?
 
Spiderman

Spiderman

Veteran Member
KT Shamim said:
Plagiarized? Plagiarism is when some other author writes. But in this case God is the Author ... so what plagiarism are you talking about?
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Muhammad apparently plagiarized stories that were found in the Scriptures long before he existed.

He violently persecuted the Jews and Christians who cherished those stories long before he invented his new violent Religion!

It seems clear imo that he got his ideas from Jews and Christians!
 
Kangaroo Feathers

Kangaroo Feathers

Yea, it is written in the Book of Cyril...
Shadow Wolf said:
America wasn't even around to destabilize the region when Richard the Lionheart went to war against them. "The New World" wasn't even an idea when Vlad the Impaler picked up the banner of the Cross to Crusade against the Ottoman Empire. Stephen the Great of Moldavia would have had no idea what America is as he fought against the Turkish Islamic Caliphate.
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I thought we were talking about ISIS? If you want to discuss the Crusades, that's very much in my wheelhouse, however, culture legends aside, they're not super relevant to the current issues. As far as historical factors go, the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire is roughly as far back as we can meaningfully go.
 
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