I'm just at a loss for words.
wont change the historical facts , sorry
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I'm just at a loss for words.
well then i am not interested in Psychology
...so find some else who is ...
i work on historical facts
(emphasis mine)like the ones below
Muhammad gained few followers early on,[13] and was met with hostility from some Meccan tribes; he and his followers were treated harshly. To escape persecution, Muhammad sent some of his followers to Abyssinia[14] before he and his remaining followers in Mecca migrated to Medina (then known as Yathrib) in the year 622.[15] This event, the Hijra, marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar, which is also known as the Hijri Calendar. In Medina, Muhammad united the conflicting tribes,[15] and after eight years of fighting with the Meccan tribes, his followers, who by then had grown to 10,000, conquered Mecca. In 632, a few months after returning to Medina from his Farewell pilgrimage, Muhammad fell ill and died. By the time of his death, most of the Arabian Peninsula had converted to Islam, and he had united the tribes of Arabia into a single Muslim religious polity.[16][17]
wiki said:In 630, Muhammad marched on Mecca with an enormous force, said to number more than ten thousand men. With minimal casualties, Muhammad took control of Mecca.[157][158]
wiki said:He [Mohammad] declared an amnesty for past offences, except for ten men and women who had mocked and ridiculed him in songs and verses. Some of these were later pardoned.[158][159]
You claim historical facts... yet you have not provided a single legitimate objective source of proof for any of your arguments!
WIKIPEDIA IS NOT LEGITIMATE OR OBJECTIVE
That's OK, the subject doesn't necessarily have to be.
Nah, you'll do.
I think you meant to say "re-work" there.
(emphasis mine)
Did you happen to notice the part about his uniting the conflicting tribes (it's the part I added emphasis to above). What does that suggest to you? You realize, of course, that when it says "conflicting" , considering the historical context, that means warring, right?
In other words, Mohammad took a bunch of warring tribes who were usually busy trying to kill each other and brought them together and made them stop.
Point 1 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Ok, since you like wiki so much, lets see what it has to say about all this, particularly the parts you choose to leave out for some reason.
Compare this with the wanton and unnecessary slaughter usually inflicted on civilian populations by later Christian armies in their campaigns.
Point 2 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Quite a civilized victory celebration when compared with the typical Christian Crusader scenario, which consisted of the burning of villages, rape, torture of civilian populations, looting, vandalism, destruction of icons and institutions and everything in their archives (including ancient and irreplaceable manuscripts).
Point 3 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument
Below is a link discussing some of the social reforms instituted by Mohammad after his conquests:
Early social changes under Islam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I would give that one quite a few points, but for now lets just consider it all point 4 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Looks like 4 to 0 so far.
Your turn.
ok i am pretty bored
now but i will give leave you with this , i dont have to proof anything
..thats why we have history to fall back on -
this is what history says about mo ,he had an army and he was involved in war against non believers of islam for 8 years
- i dont care why - clearly
thats not a man of peace, since islam entire religion is based of muhammed
- point proven -
nothing more to say.
thanks madman
for agreeing with me that mo was a military commander
if i am threatened with a weapon and its Gods will i die i will gladly sacrfice myself to spend eternity with God (GLADLY) and follow Jesus example as he did when the Romans came to arrest him and crucify him for no reason and thats the truth
Haha, Quagmire, I think he was referring to me when he said "madman".
But no doubt that squirrels think you're mad as well =D
Sheesh, this thread took a turn for the worst since I looked at it this morning! Everyone take a deep breath and count to ten...
I'd also like to say that I've never personally met a Muslim that I didn't like. I've met students in college from Pakistan/Iran/Malaysia/India and they were some of the most admirable, friendly, and intelligent individuals I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. I think we often see the worst of the Islamic world on television so its easy for Jon Q. Public to get the skewed idea that followers of Islam are all violent people in favor of oppressive theocracy. As is often the case, fanatics and fools make up the minority of the population, but they tend to yell the loudest. Most Christians are moderate, but who makes it into the news? Its the people like Fred Phelps and the types that bomb abortion clinics, try to pray away disease instead of seeking medical care, or who advocate creationism in science class. Just keep in mind that extremists and crazies tend to sell papers and attract attention.
It's very easy to make a claim like that when you know it will never happen. Since the rest of us also know it will never happen we have no reason to believe you.
That's OK, the subject doesn't necessarily have to be.
Nah, you'll do.
I think you meant to say "re-work" there.
(emphasis mine)
Did you happen to notice the part about his uniting the conflicting tribes (it's the part I added emphasis to above). What does that suggest to you? You realize, of course, that when it says "conflicting" , considering the historical context, that means warring, right?
In other words, Mohammad took a bunch of warring tribes who were usually busy trying to kill each other and brought them together and made them stop.
Point 1 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Ok, since you like wiki so much, lets see what it has to say about all this, particularly the parts you choose to leave out for some reason.
Compare this with the wanton and unnecessary slaughter usually inflicted on civilian populations by later Christian armies in their campaigns.
Point 2 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Quite a civilized victory celebration when compared with the typical Christian Crusader scenario, which consisted of the burning of villages, rape, torture of civilian populations, looting, vandalism, destruction of icons and institutions and everything in their archives (including ancient and irreplaceable manuscripts).
Point 3 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument
Below is a link discussing some of the social reforms instituted by Mohammad after his conquests:
Early social changes under Islam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I would give that one quite a few points, but for now lets just consider it all point 4 for Islam as the Religion of Peace argument.
Looks like 4 to 0 so far.
Your turn.
i am being totally honest , dont ask a question and then when i give you answer you dont like ..tell me its no a true response ...why even ask the question
yes but chrstians have not labled as that - Jesus was the prince of peace as he lived a life of peace , healed people , showed love to everyone and was crucfied for a crime he did not commit - does that not sound like a peacfull man to you ?
AHHHH THE RELIGION OF PEACE - WERE THE GOVERNMENT KILL ITS OWN PEOPLE
The Arab Spring (Arabic: الربيع العربي‎ ar-Rabīʻ al-ʻArabiyy), otherwise known as the Arab Awakening,[1] is a revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests occurring in the Arab world that began on Saturday, 18 December 2010. To date, there have been revolutions in Tunisia[2] and Egypt;[3] a civil war in Libya resulting in the fall of the country's government;[4] civil uprisings in Bahrain,[5] Syria,[6] and Yemen, the latter resulting in the resignation of the country's longtime president;[7] major protests in Algeria,[8] Iraq,[9] Jordan,[10] Kuwait,[11] Morocco,[12] and Oman;[13] and minor protests in Lebanon,[14] Mauritania, Saudi Arabia,[15] Sudan,[16] and Western Sahara.[17] Clashes at the borders of Israel in May 2011 and the Palestine 194 movement were also inspired by the regional Arab Spring.[18]
SO THATS WHAT YOU MEANT BY PEACE
ISLAM - 0
If Jesus is the prince of peace, then why did he kill many innocent people in OT? And why will he kill all his enemies in the second coming?