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newbie
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January 03, 2015, 06:12:24 PM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.
So what do you believe the appropriate penalty for apostasy is and who do you believe should impose it?


Thank god
First i love christianist and jew more than you because Quran say that  .
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I stripped out your long set of religious quotes.

Because it seems you didn't answer the question.
If you quit islam and pray for a person or a things that name is a god like Zeus or something like this god will never
forgive you and you will never enter heavan .There's no god except Allah.How can the god be married he isn't like
us he is superior . and if you are in a country full of musulmans and you are the son of a musulman famiily you
punishment is to be Killed .

Think about that . God is the creator not creature and can't ever be duplicated and there's no natural creation
everything is not coming by luck Like you say you will create a private key exactly with exact information 2^256
and how about all humans creature chromosoms 1^1Billion^9infinity numbers .This is not luck . This is god
craetions 
legendary
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January 03, 2015, 08:44:11 AM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.
So what do you believe the appropriate penalty for apostasy is and who do you believe should impose it?


Thank god
First i love christianist and jew more than you because Quran say that  .
.......
I stripped out your long set of religious quotes.

Because it seems you didn't answer the question.
newbie
Activity: 27
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January 03, 2015, 01:16:13 AM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.
So what do you believe the appropriate penalty for apostasy is and who do you believe should impose it?


Thank god
First i love christianist and jew more than you because Quran say that  .

God created man, and live here in the land and did not leave him in vain, but I find it what it needs from food and drink, clothing and revealed to him in different eras approach goes a gift, human goodness and happiness in every time and place but the following approach God and ask what else (and this Srati straight, follow him do not follow the ways Vtafrq Such is the process for you and Sakm its Fountain of Faith) cattle / 153.

Islam and other divine religions and the Koran another heavenly books and Muhammad the Prophet last of the prophets and messengers of God has commanded him to reach this religion to all people (and this was revealed to the Koran to warn you it is reached) cattle / 18.

God has sent His Messenger Muhammad the Prophet of Islam to all people, as the Almighty said: (Say: O people, I am the Messenger of Allah to you all) norms / 158.

And the call to Islam is the best business, because of the guide people to the right path and guide them to be happy in this world and the Hereafter (is the best word to those who called to God and the good work and said I am a Muslim) separated / 33.

The call to Islam dishonest message a function of the prophets and apostles were among the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him that his life and message of his followers are calling to Allah, the Almighty said: (I invite unto God for the vision and I Follow Me The Glory of God and I am not of the idolaters) Joseph / 108.

General and Muslims especially scientists, are commanded to call to Islam, as the Almighty said: (I am not of a nation claiming to do good and enjoin good and forbid evil, and those are the successful) Imran / 104.

He said peace be upon him: (Convey from me, even if the verse) Narrated by Bukhari / 3461.

The call to God a great message and an important task as it is to call people to worship Allah alone and taking them from darkness to light and planting good place of evil and the right place falsehood, so it needs to carried out by science and jurisprudence, patience and dream and gentleness and kindness and make money and self-knowledge of conditions and customs. The Almighty said: (Refer to Siebel Lord with wisdom and beautiful preaching and argue with them is the best that the Lord is better for those who know him know he Palmetdan) Bees / 125.

God has blessed the messenger, saying: (the great mercy of God Lent if you're rude and harsh-hearted shake around you forgive them and ask forgiveness for them and go ahead it) Al-Imran / 159.

The preacher may be exposed in his call to the controversial, especially with the people of the book has been commanded by God when it comes to the debate, to argue that is better and so gentle and kind and display the principles of Islam as pure came net gently without compulsion as he says: (And argue not with the people of the book, but one that is the best, but those who wronged them and tell a safe which has been revealed to us and revealed to you, God and your God is one and we have Muslims) Spider / 46.

And to call for God's great virtue and pay very much told him blessings and peace: (to call for guidance will have a reward like those who follow him are not detracting from their reward something, and called for going astray it was a sin, such as those who follow not detracting something from their sins) Narrated by Muslim / 2674.

If the physical construction needs to effort and patience to complete the construction of the soul, and get it to the right, requires patience and sacrifice has been called the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him to Islam, is patient to harm the infidels, Jews, and hypocrites have mocked him and denied him, and insulted him and threw stones at him and said, it is a magician or a madman and accused him of being a poet or a priest Vsber peace be upon him all this so God help him, and showed his religion preacher For that emulate (surely the promise of Allah And not Istkhvnk who do not believe) Roman / 60.

Obligatory for Muslims to follow the messenger ,  and follow the teachings and the call to Islam and the patience to harm the sake of Allah, as did the messenger of Allah, peace be upon him: (I've had you in the Messenger of Allah a good example for those who were hopes for Allah and the Last Day and the remembrance of Allah much) parties / 21.

And not goodness And not happiness of the nation, but by following this religion, therefore God is communicated to all people, as the Almighty said: (This is a communication to the people and to warn him and let them know it is one God and reminds Ulloa kernels) Ibrahim / 52.



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legendary
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January 01, 2015, 08:19:05 PM
I don't hate islam, but those that make people so hate them. in indonesia at 1998, actions highly abusive of muslim on the people around it, it will not be forgotten events for people  Cry
newbie
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January 01, 2015, 08:01:42 PM
I dont hate islam.
Islam is a fantastic religion but i dont follow it, the problem is the conservative and other right wing parties that control the media want us to hate it. they position us to hate it.
I think they like the large resources that lots of these Muslim countries happen to be sat upon....
sr. member
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January 01, 2015, 07:13:34 PM
I dont hate islam.
Islam is a fantastic religion but i dont follow it, the problem is the conservative and other right wing parties that control the media want us to hate it. they position us to hate it.
legendary
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January 01, 2015, 03:16:58 PM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.
So what do you believe the appropriate penalty for apostasy is and who do you believe should impose it?
hero member
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January 01, 2015, 09:23:35 AM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.

Isn't the death sentence in Pakistan for blasphemy a bit too much?
legendary
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January 01, 2015, 05:20:54 AM
Yes I am a muslin and I respect all other religion in the world. Islam says don't force any one to accept islam. It tells us that teech them preech them if they want to join islam they are welcomed if they don't then don't fore them to accept islam.
legendary
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December 19, 2014, 03:46:52 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.



The difference is the things you see when you place the religious writings side by side. Then you can see the evidences.

Believe? Do you believe that you can post another comment in this forum? If yes, do you also know it for a fact? Is there the slightest possibility that the electricity might fail right before you hit "Enter?" Is there absolutely no chance that your ISP will fail you right before you hit "Enter?"

You believe lots of things, just like everyone else. But nobody knows for an absolute certainty what will happen until it does.

Smiley
I believe I'll have another beer. I'll let you know if it happens Cheesy

But seriously, there are different contexts to "belief". I tend to hold that the great humorist Mark Twain got it right when he said that "Faith is the belief in what you know ain't so", as opposed to a belief that, barring a supernova, the sun will tomorrow once again appear to rise in the east due to the rotation of the planet.

...and the beer is quite good.


You got it, man. The taste of the beer is the evidence that it is quite good. Hope it doesn't kill you to prove that it isn't.

 Cheesy

(drunken Cherokee grin) I shall bow to your profound wisdom on this one, sir! Nice to see a little levity here.

And you are quite right about anarchy. Anarchy is absolutely not chaos. But after watching the governments of the world for a while, I am beginning to think that it might be... at least in the governments.

 Grin
legendary
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Anarchy is not chaos.
December 19, 2014, 03:39:06 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.



The difference is the things you see when you place the religious writings side by side. Then you can see the evidences.

Believe? Do you believe that you can post another comment in this forum? If yes, do you also know it for a fact? Is there the slightest possibility that the electricity might fail right before you hit "Enter?" Is there absolutely no chance that your ISP will fail you right before you hit "Enter?"

You believe lots of things, just like everyone else. But nobody knows for an absolute certainty what will happen until it does.

Smiley
I believe I'll have another beer. I'll let you know if it happens Cheesy

But seriously, there are different contexts to "belief". I tend to hold that the great humorist Mark Twain got it right when he said that "Faith is the belief in what you know ain't so", as opposed to a belief that, barring a supernova, the sun will tomorrow once again appear to rise in the east due to the rotation of the planet.

...and the beer is quite good.


You got it, man. The taste of the beer is the evidence that it is quite good. Hope it doesn't kill you to prove that it isn't.

 Cheesy

(drunken Cherokee grin) I shall bow to your profound wisdom on this one, sir! Nice to see a little levity here.
legendary
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December 19, 2014, 03:11:21 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.



The difference is the things you see when you place the religious writings side by side. Then you can see the evidences.

Believe? Do you believe that you can post another comment in this forum? If yes, do you also know it for a fact? Is there the slightest possibility that the electricity might fail right before you hit "Enter?" Is there absolutely no chance that your ISP will fail you right before you hit "Enter?"

You believe lots of things, just like everyone else. But nobody knows for an absolute certainty what will happen until it does.

Smiley
I believe I'll have another beer. I'll let you know if it happens Cheesy

But seriously, there are different contexts to "belief". I tend to hold that the great humorist Mark Twain got it right when he said that "Faith is the belief in what you know ain't so", as opposed to a belief that, barring a supernova, the sun will tomorrow once again appear to rise in the east due to the rotation of the planet.

...and the beer is quite good.


You got it, man. The taste of the beer is the evidence that it is quite good. Hope it doesn't kill you to prove that it isn't.

 Cheesy
legendary
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Anarchy is not chaos.
December 19, 2014, 03:00:49 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.



The difference is the things you see when you place the religious writings side by side. Then you can see the evidences.

Believe? Do you believe that you can post another comment in this forum? If yes, do you also know it for a fact? Is there the slightest possibility that the electricity might fail right before you hit "Enter?" Is there absolutely no chance that your ISP will fail you right before you hit "Enter?"

You believe lots of things, just like everyone else. But nobody knows for an absolute certainty what will happen until it does.

Smiley
I believe I'll have another beer. I'll let you know if it happens Cheesy

But seriously, there are different contexts to "belief". I tend to hold that the great humorist Mark Twain got it right when he said that "Faith is the belief in what you know ain't so", as opposed to a belief that, barring a supernova, the sun will tomorrow once again appear to rise in the east due to the rotation of the planet.

...and the beer is quite good.
legendary
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December 19, 2014, 02:57:01 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.



The difference is the things you see when you place the religious writings side by side. Then you can see the evidences.

Believe? Do you believe that you can post another comment in this forum? If yes, do you also know it for a fact? Is there the slightest possibility that the electricity might fail right before you hit "Enter?" Is there absolutely no chance that your ISP will fail you right before you hit "Enter?"

You believe lots of things, just like everyone else. But nobody knows for an absolute certainty what will happen until it does.

Smiley
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December 19, 2014, 02:39:03 AM
Oh this is going to be bad, there is no adult discussion possible about religion in general, because in the end it's called 'believe', and it's difficult to have a discussion about something that is hard to prove and experience if you are not into it.

In terms of hate, any book, followed by millions that is taken out of context to harm any living thing is something I despise.

legendary
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December 18, 2014, 11:07:32 PM
i don't thinke people hare islam.
I believe most of islam people are Kindness.
But little part of them are extremely, which make people fear.


Its around 10%+ that is "extremists"..

But if you think about there is more than 1 billion muslims.. THAT IS A LOT OF EXTREMISTS.

That seems fake. You're saying > 150 million Muslims are extremists. Got sources for that, and what definition of extremist is used?

why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?

A bit of the subject, but I have a serious question.

Some years ago I worked at a mental hospital with very sick people.  Schizophrenics, pananoid or not, seriously depressed people.  Both men and women. 

A number of the men thought they were Jesus Christ, others thought they were Napoleon.  They were serious, it seemed.  Also harmless.

If in the Islamic culture a man tilted the same way, thought he was Mohammed, wouldn't he be quite violently inclined?

Not sure I follow, or even if the whole setting makes sense. But Napoleon? Someone missed their history lessons.
Doesn't really matter.  Point is, in western culture truly crazy people have identified with Christ and Napoleon.  I suggest that perhaps in Islamic culture, they identify with Mohammed.  Bluntly, they think they are Mohammed.

And then what?

And then those are people with mental problems. I'm not sure you can take much away from their chosen delusion or culture of origin. But as I see it, just as some chose the portions they liked of Napoleon (maybe his presence and other superficial traits) while ignoring all the rest, others might choose the portions of Mohammed they like which happen to turn them into peaceful people as well. Who knows? And btw that's also what most people do, mental illness or not.
legendary
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December 18, 2014, 08:45:06 PM
i don't thinke people hare islam.
I believe most of islam people are Kindness.
But little part of them are extremely, which make people fear.


Its around 10%+ that is "extremists"..

But if you think about there is more than 1 billion muslims.. THAT IS A LOT OF EXTREMISTS.

That seems fake. You're saying > 150 million Muslims are extremists. Got sources for that, and what definition of extremist is used?

why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?

A bit of the subject, but I have a serious question.

Some years ago I worked at a mental hospital with very sick people.  Schizophrenics, pananoid or not, seriously depressed people.  Both men and women. 

A number of the men thought they were Jesus Christ, others thought they were Napoleon.  They were serious, it seemed.  Also harmless.

If in the Islamic culture a man tilted the same way, thought he was Mohammed, wouldn't he be quite violently inclined?

Not sure I follow, or even if the whole setting makes sense. But Napoleon? Someone missed their history lessons.
Doesn't really matter.  Point is, in western culture truly crazy people have identified with Christ and Napoleon.  I suggest that perhaps in Islamic culture, they identify with Mohammed.  Bluntly, they think they are Mohammed.

And then what?
legendary
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December 18, 2014, 06:18:35 PM
i don't thinke people hare islam.
I believe most of islam people are Kindness.
But little part of them are extremely, which make people fear.


Its around 10%+ that is "extremists"..

But if you think about there is more than 1 billion muslims.. THAT IS A LOT OF EXTREMISTS.

That seems fake. You're saying > 150 million Muslims are extremists. Got sources for that, and what definition of extremist is used?

why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?

A bit of the subject, but I have a serious question.

Some years ago I worked at a mental hospital with very sick people.  Schizophrenics, pananoid or not, seriously depressed people.  Both men and women. 

A number of the men thought they were Jesus Christ, others thought they were Napoleon.  They were serious, it seemed.  Also harmless.

If in the Islamic culture a man tilted the same way, thought he was Mohammed, wouldn't he be quite violently inclined?

Not sure I follow, or even if the whole setting makes sense. But Napoleon? Someone missed their history lessons.
sr. member
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December 18, 2014, 01:33:55 PM
not hate, but really nothing to like too Tongue

Yes. Hate is too strong. It can bring the hateful person down... literally harming him because he is hateful. How about "revulsion?"

Smiley
Accurate. 

yeah very true, i meant same Smiley
legendary
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December 18, 2014, 01:23:11 PM
not hate, but really nothing to like too Tongue

Yes. Hate is too strong. It can bring the hateful person down... literally harming him because he is hateful. How about "revulsion?"

Smiley
Accurate. 
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