How do Atheists view the Prophets (messengers of Allah)? (OP)
Peace.
I believe my question was pretty self-explanatory. How do atheists view Abraham, Noah, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, and the other prophets (peace upon them all)? Do you think they were actual people that walked this earth or are they just myths? Do you believe in the stories that surround them? Do you think that they were sent down for a message and purpose? Im just curious about the subject and would like to know.
Its an interesting view, needs backing up with something though.
I would say that Christianity spreading it's missionarys into Africa qualifys as an example. Christianity isnt however a Tribal God...or at least it outgrew that! Thread due probabely for deletion anyway. Is talk about tribal Gods banned on LI? Is that why theyre being deleted?
Thats not why is was deleted. It was deleted cause the OP asserted that 'negros' are mentally inferior to other races and are thus easily brainwashed.
Also something about arabs having some sort of conspiracy to take over the minds of others.
Re: How do Atheists view the Prophets (messengers of Allah)?
format_quote Originally Posted by Isambard
The OP was full of crap essentially.:blind:
I thought that was standard operating proceedure!
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Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
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