No I hate the choice you make because being a Hindu is the very fire I speak off that hurts your soul and it is that fire that I want to protect you from. So I maintain that Hinduism and other religions of the world are the fire that damage the soul. The choice, moreover, in my view of rejecting the one religion that is the curative of the soul and using which the soul can truly be at one with God ... the choice to reject that truth (i.e. Islam) further damages your soul. But in all cases my insisting on hating your choices is rooted in my care for you and your soul.
It is lovely that you care for my soul. At the same time you hate who I am. That is a very fundamental aspect of who I am at this moment than my soul. In your religion there is no belief in the soul being different from the person, so you couldn't argue that you hate my ego, but love my soul. In your religion the soul is the same as the person, so if the person is a Hindu, then you hate that soul itself
Your views are contradictory. You cannot love something and hate it at the same time. You hate me as long as I am Hindu, and if I refuse to cease being Hindu, you will continue to hate me. You might say you really care for me and try to covert me, but if I refuse to, then your hatred for me increases.
The problem I have with Islam is this mentality that it is very loving and forgiving, but if you refuse it, then you will be destroyed. That is not loving and forgiving. That is called terrorism - "Accept this, or die"
You did not answer my question that if you hate something what is to prevent you from using violence? In the Quran non-Muslims are demonized, they are horrible and dirty things that Allah hates. If Allah hates them, what stops you from being violent towards me, surely when we are such reprehensible things, our living or dying shouldn't matter to you. Indeed if you look at your history that is how Muslims treated us hated things.
I do like the fact that you're being honest and representing Islam properly. I think people need to see the real meaning of Islam.
And may I add many who were born into it but subsequently researched (and continue to do so because one should always be open to accepting mistakes) upon reaching the age of maturity and came to the conclusion that they were born into the correct religion.
It is possible that if there is a correct religion and you can born into it. However, how is the
correctness of a religion decided and is somebody who is born into it a
credible witness of the correctness of that religion? I would say no, they are not credible because they have been socialised into that religion from birth itself, so they already are biassed to it. A child is not capable of rational reason, they can be moulded into anything in their formative years, if they are brought up with a belief in Allah then it becomes a part of who they are. If later when they become capable of rational reason, the assumptions are too strong, they will end up with circular reasons on why they are right. Therefore I cannot accept you as a
credible witness of your religion being correct.
Myself, on the other hand have not been born a Hindu. To the religion I was born in I did not believe or practice. Most of my life I have been atheist, for a period I was nihilist, I read the Quran and Bible, and rejected both. I later got into new-age spirituality and finally I became Hindu. I would say me being a Hindu is only a few years old. So I never really had any rigid assumptions for which I would argue for, there are no biasses. This makes me a more credible witness to the correctness of my religion(Hinduism) because I am
choosing it based on
reason.
Why did I choose Hinduism above all other religions. I was a firm believer in Science, and like so many famous scientists that got me interested in Eastern religions, which in turn lead to Hinduism. Rationality had lead me to Hinduism. The same happened with the father of Quantum Physics Erwin Schrodinger. In fact many modern physicists and scientists turn to Hinduism. I would say they are all credible witnesses.
You don't hear scientists turning to Islam because of reason, but with Hinduism all you hear about is scientists praising it. So as far as I am concerned Hinduism has many credible witnesses attesting to its 'correctness' You can naturally see that that Science is taking us very close to religions like Hinduism and very far from religions like Islam. So Hinduism is the only true religion and future of religion.
I think you have been born into a false religion and the reason you think it is correct is because you have been brainwashed from a very young age to believe it. You have grown up believing it is the only true religion with your assumptions as your only proof. After reaching the age of maturity you have researched on Islam only to prove your assumption with your assumption(circular reasoning) and what is resulted is contradictions(such as I love you, but I hate you) but you have tried to justify those contradictions with more circular logic.
The true religion(Hinduism) says that you are in ignorance and under the forces of illusion. You will not gain salvation because your religion teaches false teachings which only make you more ignorant of the truth. You will reincarnate again(most of us will, most likely including me) and get another chance to choose another religion, until you choose Hinduism and practice its way. There is no other way.
