not hate, but really nothing to like too 
Yes. Hate is too strong. It can bring the hateful person down... literally harming him because he is hateful. How about "revulsion?"
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Yes. Hate is too strong. It can bring the hateful person down... literally harming him because he is hateful. How about "revulsion?"
not hate, but really nothing to like too
I am sure %99 of the muslims and more than %99 of the world do know what really islam is.
Its the problem
Its the problem
When you say "It's the problem," do you mean Islam? Or the world not knowing what Islam really is?
I am sure %99 of the muslims and more than %99 of the world do know what really islam is.
Its the problem
Its the problem
why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?
Because islam has not been through a reformation. Despite its age, it is still very primitive.
Judging by the Islamic extremists, Islam is getting more primitive.
why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?
Because islam has not been through a reformation. Despite its age, it is still very primitive.
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?
why do most islam extremists hate any other religion than islam?
I like the vikings religion way more...
Yep! Odin, Thor and Loki were way cooler that the stuffy old mean bastard the jews, muslims, and christians worship.
Screw the Romans for forcing their shitty religion on my northern european ancestors.
Reading people's thoughts about religion always amuses me. Especially if you read our "near humans" interpretations.
And with our "near humans" I don't mean to compare us with a God. Humans evolve and so do stories.
Anyone trying to explain something that isn't static trough time is in my humble opinion nothing more than a fool...
The funny thing is that all major religions started with the same story.
After a while it where, so called, prophets who split that main religion into various sub religions...
Both Islam and Christianity have written in their 'holy bible' that they must take over the world.
So in the past various crusades where organized. That is the first problem I have with those religions.
Like you explained in your first post: "it suggests to 'invite' them to Islam"
That's a dangerous quote. You don't invite anyone to your believes! Your believe is for you and for you alone, not for anyone else.
Refusing invitations can become frustrating for some people and maybe cause fear that their religion might be offended.
That fear will become hate and the rest is history!
The second problem I have is the suppressing of woman. In Islam it's clear that us men are superior to woman.
You don't even let a woman show her face in public. Why is this?
That is something I just find a ridiculous rule, probably created by a very frustrating men
I like the vikings religion way more then normal religions.
Here at least anyone (men or woman) can become a warrior or a farmer as long as you impress the Gods with your live.
Although I don't like the fact that lives are not considered holy. Death is way to common in that religion
I'm not a believer myself but I do believe that religion brings strength. It's not wrong to have strength in live.
And even I dear to dream. Although I find it sometimes comforting just to believe someone is watching over me I always remember
that I have only 1 live! Live it now, not when you are death!
Hope this explanation helped. We don't hate (fear) Islam. It's part of our world. We hate (fear) people who can't keep a believe to himself. (At least I do)
Regards
Xump
And with our "near humans" I don't mean to compare us with a God. Humans evolve and so do stories.
Anyone trying to explain something that isn't static trough time is in my humble opinion nothing more than a fool...
The funny thing is that all major religions started with the same story.
After a while it where, so called, prophets who split that main religion into various sub religions...
Both Islam and Christianity have written in their 'holy bible' that they must take over the world.
So in the past various crusades where organized. That is the first problem I have with those religions.
Like you explained in your first post: "it suggests to 'invite' them to Islam"
That's a dangerous quote. You don't invite anyone to your believes! Your believe is for you and for you alone, not for anyone else.
Refusing invitations can become frustrating for some people and maybe cause fear that their religion might be offended.
That fear will become hate and the rest is history!
The second problem I have is the suppressing of woman. In Islam it's clear that us men are superior to woman.
You don't even let a woman show her face in public. Why is this?
That is something I just find a ridiculous rule, probably created by a very frustrating men
I like the vikings religion way more then normal religions.
Here at least anyone (men or woman) can become a warrior or a farmer as long as you impress the Gods with your live.
Although I don't like the fact that lives are not considered holy. Death is way to common in that religion
I'm not a believer myself but I do believe that religion brings strength. It's not wrong to have strength in live.
And even I dear to dream. Although I find it sometimes comforting just to believe someone is watching over me I always remember
that I have only 1 live! Live it now, not when you are death!
Hope this explanation helped. We don't hate (fear) Islam. It's part of our world. We hate (fear) people who can't keep a believe to himself. (At least I do)
Regards
Xump
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.
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.
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.
I believe most of islam people are Kindness.
But little part of them are extremely, which make people fear.
Monday: Sydney Australia
Tuesday: Peshawa Pakistan.
Wedensday: Suicide attack in Helman province.. A bank was hit.
And dont come say "They arent muslims"..
They shout "Allah u akbar".
They condem woman who teach and kill girl students or torture them for learning.
Ofc this is not all.. But the amount of them is larger than you want to admit.
Tuesday: Peshawa Pakistan.
Wedensday: Suicide attack in Helman province.. A bank was hit.
And dont come say "They arent muslims"..
They shout "Allah u akbar".
They condem woman who teach and kill girl students or torture them for learning.
Ofc this is not all.. But the amount of them is larger than you want to admit.
All f this would be much easier if there were a God. Then she could tell us who is right. But since these are actually ideas of men, it always comes down to my invisible sky man is better than your invisible sky man. No one has more blood on his hands than God.
Evidence for God includes:
1. The complexity of the universe combined with the entropy that exists therein;
2. The fact that there isn't any pure random, rather everything exists through cause and effect;
3. And the fact that many millions have experienced the Spirit of God in their hearts.
Put these together. Investigate and think about them deeply. You will see that God is not simply a man in the sky.
The blood God has on His hands is the blood of His Son, Jesus, Who shed His blood on the cross, willingly, so that mankind has the opportunity to be saved from eternal entropy. God is as He is called, God. Because of what He made people to be, this was the only way to save any of them when they condemned themselves. He can do it because He is God. Even the blood on His hands is righteous.
When are you going to look at these things in detail so that you stop condemning yourself?
I have. I was once a Christian minister. The deeper I looked the deeper down the rabbit hole the questions went.
As Spendulus noted, this is way off topic so I'm not going to pursue it in depth here. But Christianity's mythology is MUCH older than Christianity, and the language of the first book of the Christian bible is openly polytheistic. It's origins are Sumerian, and more specifically, Babylonian. The Jewish culture was an offshoot of Babylon. Much of their mythology is disproven, even historically.
Further, though, let's look at the Jesus myth. The idea that Neil and Bob did a crime, but it's ok now, because we took Jesus and crucified him. If that's "divine justice", then the very idea of divine justice is without merit. And that's just how ridiculous it is on it's surface. Go deeper, it gets more ridiculous.
That the Universe operates according to internally consistent "laws" is not in itself evidence for, or against, a god or grand creator. Even the proven FACT of evolution does not negate or prove the God concept, though Christians seem to think it does.
What I can state with as close to absolute certainty as you can get in a philosophical discussion is that if there is a god, or even many gods, then they do not want the worship and adoration of the insignificant humans on a third rate planet orbiting a minor star in the eastern fringe of a minor galaxy. I state this because if there are such, and they did so desire, it would not be up for debate. It would be made plain and obvious.
Given the above, which I hold to be axiomatic, there are really only a few conclusions. Three that I can see.
One: There are gods, but they don't care beyond the act of creation. This is consistent with your points.
Two: There are gods, but they are not as powerful as religious people claim, and thus they cannot prove their existence to us. This negates all religions that posit a god.
Three: There are no gods.
Given that I see all three possibilities as equally valid, I follow no religion. I do not believe there are gods, thus I am an atheist. I cannot prove there are no gods, thus I am an agnostic. This is also an answer to Ume, as he made some claims about atheism that are patently false. Atheism is a term largely coined by the religious. While there is a small subset of those who do not believe in gods who do indeed make the positive claim that there are no gods, they are a minority. Most atheists are like me. We simply do not believe in gods. We do not take a stand of faith that there certainly are no gods, but we demand extraordinary proof before we will entertain the idea as anything more than outdated explanations posited by primitive men prior to having better tools.
The burden of proof is on the persons making a claim, and extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs.
Islam means surrender. They profess, tolerance, and yet have no tolerance
Only God can tell if I am a Kooffeer or not, not a single human being does have this right. anyone telling the contrary is a kooffeer. kooffeer 101. justification: who is the greatest? In Whom We Trust? ahahaha. olo.
usa should stop bombing
Why? Death from the sky should be a religious experience. Don't you want to go and meet your god?
I invoke the high priest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r-e2NDSTuE
usa should stop bombing
Why? Death from the sky should be a religious experience. Don't you want to go and meet your god?
usa should stop bombing
Hmmm.....
Well, that's a problem.
usa should stop bombing
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