Pygoscelis
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Ya, um, Syilla? Could you please make your font bigger and a brighter shade of red? It is too small for me to read.
<---Agnostic: Religions are devised by men.
I see it as a coercive method of
1) Getting people into the religion you are forming.
2) Dissuading people from leaving it.
Religion is carrotts and sticks.
A nice juicy Carrott of eternal life with flowing waters and date palms wine women and music.
A Ruddy great stick of Burning shirts.
As for the manufactuor. What product is he selling? Why should I buy his stuff? Do I need it?
Why did he make it so dangerous...hasnt he heard of the health n safety act?
we all agreed to this, .
I must have been pulling a sickkie that day. I always keep my receipts even for takeaways. cant find that documentation anywhere.
Can you link me a pic of your agreement so i know what the form looks like?
I just tried yelling out of the window at the nearest mountain, it said it cant remember either. actually it diddnt say anything....but it's silence I take as being supportive of my arguement since it diddnt disagree.
Or corrupted by men.
I won't deny that some people have done just that. But, just because some people have thought they were equal to or superior to God(swt) does that negate the belief in a Diety?
Somehow from a materialistic view it seems atheism would be more conducive for immediate gratification. Religion is quite demanding and for a true belief in God(swt) it requires much personal sacrifice and much denial of material pleasures. Could only work if a person has reason to truly believe in God(swt)
Reading the instruction manual and the warranty, it seems that it is not a product being sold but a service and a training course. Like all training courses it does require effort and even some on hands experimentation. If we complete the course with a passing grade we graduate to a professional level and are rewarded with security and unbelievable company benefits with many free perks.
Quite true, it is very hazardous. however, if the instructions are followed life can be handled in a safe manner and live up to the full promises of the Manufacturer. The Manufacturer was the original writer of the health and safety act. All needed safety devices are available if requested.However, since each situation is different it is necessary that we ask for the safety features as we need them. There is immediate service available if we call upon customer support.
Apparently you are using the freeware demo version. While it is excellent for showing the product, it does not contain the full features and is not under full warranty. In order to obtain the full version it is necessary to complete the Manufacturers contract, which we refer to as the Shahadah, the full manual which we call the Qur'an is available for free upon request. There are previous models still in existence but it is advised to be cautious of using them as they have been abused by previous users and the warranty has been violated and is no longer in effect for them. For the full warranty, you need to use the genuine product as provided by the Manufacturer.
I beleive in a creator/(s). Just that it's not Allah or Jehova or Jesus or Horus.
It's my beleif that true religion comes with a personal connection with this creator, if thats possible. Personally i doubt it is. If the creator is still around then theres no interaction that I can see.
I like the analogy of a training course. Fits well into a religious system. Nice one.
As a agnostic, I veiw it more like a Patio salesman coming round telling me that He can do a really great deal on re-turfing lawns and a nice shrubbery. I can go along with his deal or he will kick my face in forever. i'd probably go along with the deal.....
..........But I live on the 14th floor of a block of flats.
He is reminding you that you are human being and you took up this challenge and it was not forced upon you. The mountains and other creations strong than humans where also offered this challenge but none accepted it.
What challenge? The challenge that they will be given life and freedom of choice to choose whether they will worship Allah or not. If they do, they will be rewarded with Paradise,a dn if they don't, they will be punished with hell fire.
Allah sent thousands of Messengers to remind us of the reason we were created and that the purpose of this life is to worship Allah and that there is life after this life, in the hereafter, in either paradise or hell fire.
The bottom line is that we all agreed to this, and Allah is only reminding us, out of his mercy, of our promise. Now it is up to us to accept or turn away.
Speaking for myself, I would say the Christians were influenced by the very same Prophets that came before Muhammad(PBUH) If they had truly followed what was given to them their beliefs would be the same as ours. The message Allah(swt) gave to Muhammad(PBUH) was the same message given to all of the Prophets(PBUT) including Isa(as). The only difference is when the message was given in the past it was given for specific people at specific times. When it was given to Muhammad(PBUH) it is to given to all people of all times.
Question ; Was The prophet Muhammad influenced by The Christians ???
May your journey in life be beneficial and may you find the joy and fulfillment many of us have found. Never, stop seeking and always question all that you are told. When all else fails, stop and ask Allah(swt) for guidance and be receptive for His reply.
Thanks for the explanation.A "fall guy" is a term usually used in an organized crime setting, meaning one person being made to or volunteering to take the punishment for another. For example when evidence surfaces that the mafia don killed somebody, one of his men may step forward and confess that HE did the murder (and take the sentence for it) while the don walks away free.
Yes, you are right. That was an outrageous thing to do. Sacrificing yourself - although entirely innocent - for the sake of others, who jolly well deserve their punishment, is shockingly outrageous, and completely flies in the face of our human justice system.My point is that it is immoral for one person to be punished for the wrongdoing of another, even if he volunteers for it. And this is exactly the point of what Jesus is doing when he "died for the sins" of chrisitians.
Where did I accept this challenge?Malakiah said:He is reminding you that you are human being and you took up this challenge and it was not forced upon you. The mountains and other creations strong than humans where also offered this challenge but none accepted it.
That's not a challenge. That's almost a threat.Malakiah said:What challenge? The challenge that they will be given life and freedom of choice to choose whether they will worship Allah or not. If they do, they will be rewarded with Paradise,a dn if they don't, they will be punished with hell fire.
Where did we all agree to this? I certainly didn't.Malakiah said:The bottom line is that we all agreed to this, and Allah is only reminding us, out of his mercy, of our promise. Now it is up to us to accept or turn away.
This is a faulty analogy.Woodrow said:Have you given any thought as to why there would be so many? When you buy any devices have you ever read the warnings listed on them, such as wear safety goggles, keep fingers away from moving parts, wear ear protection, do not expose to heat or flame etc. Do the manufactures put those warnings because they want to punish us if we are not obedient or is it because they do not want us to be harmed? Does it not make sense that the manufacturer of the earth would give us operating instructions so that we can make our time using it productive and safe?
No. But both the Early Christians and Muhammad(PBUH) were influenced by the words of Allah(swt) There should be much similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Islam as they all have the same chain of Prophets(PBUT) if the earlier messages had not been corrupted there would have not been 3 separate religions.
No. But both the Early Christians and Muhammad(PBUH) were influenced by the words of Allah(swt) There should be much similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Islam as they all have the same chain of Prophets(PBUT) if the earlier messages had not been corrupted there would have not been 3 separate religions.
Are you giveing a Two Fold ansewer here Yes and No ?![]()
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Guys (Woodrow and sis Malaikah), i think the trust was given to Adam, and since he was the first human, obviously it continued through his lineage.
What part of no do you need explained?
No, Muhammad(PBUH) was not influenced by early Christians. The two of them will be similar because Christianity also was based upon the words of Allah(SWT)
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