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Status: Offline Posts: 101 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: India Gender:  Way of Life: Muslim |  Re: A rational argument for belief in Allah (swt) -
07-22-2008
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Originally Posted by Grace Seeker  ajazz, I have pondered many of these same things as a Christian. Isn't it interesting that you see them pointing to Allah and I see them pointing to God. (No doubt Hindus could probably say something similar as well.) Perhaps our faiths are not so different as some would have people believe. | Assalamulykum
just any god will not do, you must define god
what are his attributes, this god must make logical sense
to construct a building you need an architect not a painter or a musician
We Muslims believe in the same god that the Christians believe minus the ghost and the holy son (human god)
the Hindus may claim their gods are true, but tell me
"Brahma, the creator had five mind-born sons. Many fathers may be able to sympathize with Brahma, for the father of creation too was dissatisfied with his sons. None of them showed any promise, the typical progenitor felt. He contemplated on Siva for solution. Siva himself appeared and told him He was his son. Siva then assumed the ardhanareeswara form."
http://tinyurl.com/5p74yx
" Brahma, the creator of all beings and all things, was fascinated by the beauty of his own created Sarasvati, and thereby his daughter. To escape her father's notice, Sarasvati turned herself into a female deer. But Brahma did not fail to take note of it and converted himself into a male deer and began chasing her to have sex with her. The moral being as Shiva was, he did not approve a father molesting his own daughter. He did not fail to notice this immorality of the deer turned Brahma when he saw him chasing Sarasvati disguised as she-deer and to chastise him, he, the great archer as he was, shot at Brahma, the male deer. To save himself from Shiva's arrows Brahma returned to his real form but not before he had incurred some loss. He had lost one of his five heads."
http://tinyurl.com/5za5hj
now tell me honestly do such gods make any logical sense?
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