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Originally posted by ZeroDeep
Now, how many Christian fanatics exist in this world ?
Deep
Originally posted by paperclip
The whole ignorance of Christianity towards other religions is based on this one thing, those who do not accept Jesus as their saviour are doomed.
According to you Muslims... we righteous christians are fundamentally WRONG!! but still going to heaven. So what is the reason Islam needs to convert anyone? Kill the non-belivers where you find them.
Originally posted by looking4clues
Answer my questions....
Originally posted by Leveller
You haven't asked any pertinent questions.
All you have done is responded with hypocrisy. You claim that the people who kill in the name of the Bible aren't Christians, yet you'll then contradict your argument by branding the Taleban as Muslims.
As Deep pointed out earlier - you aren't discussing religion. You're picking on social/political differences. This clearly shows you to be ignorant of the subject being discussed here. I find it difficult to understand how someone who claims to be a Christian can tie politics into a discussion about religion to further their argument. You've basically fallen prey to the same cancer which affects all fundamentalists - you can't see the god for the hatred that is caused through the political differences.
As I've stated before: you most certainly are not a Christian yourself. You neither understand Christianity or seem to even convey any of the positiveness that it can portray. You are totally ignorant of both it's message and it's history. Yet even though you know nothing of the religion that you profess to follow, you claim to know all these things about Islam.
As someone who has read the Bible and who has studied the history of Christianity (and Islam, although to a lesser degree), I find your hateful ignorance to be offensive. It's very hard to agree with someone who claims to know everything about such an emotive subject yet displays a complete lack of knowledge when push comes to shove.
Now, I'm sure that you would like to see Islam destroyed, but I'd much rather we could first weed out the cancer in our society such as yourself.
Originally posted by looking4clues
Go back to School. Islam has Shari ?a, which is a form of government, which in turn is a form of politics.
Now answer my questions.
Originally posted by Leveller
Originally posted by looking4clues
Go back to School. Islam has Shari ?a, which is a form of government, which in turn is a form of politics.
Now answer my questions.
Sharia is not a form of government. It is the totality of religious, political, social, domestic and private life.
If you can't even get that basic right then you aren't even worth replying to.
Originally posted by looking4clues
"Khartoum was fighting to protect Islam and sharia against non-Muslims. Many of the Christians and animists who resisted sharia and refused to convert to Islam were killed, with the death toll from two decades of fighting recently estimated at around 2 million."
slate.msn.com...
Actions speak louder than words.
Answer my questions....
Originally posted by looking4clues
Was Jesus a prophet?
Did Jesus Die on the Cross during crucifixion?
Jesus ascended into heaven alive or dead?
Is Jesus still alive in heaven?
Is living forever divinity?
Sharia is often referred to as Islamic law, but this is wrong, as only a small part is irrefutably based upon the core Islamic text, the Koran. A correct definition would either be "Islam-inspired", "Islam-derived" or "the law system of Muslims".
Originally posted by PublicGadfly
Why you are concerned with such things is beyond me. A Bible would probably prove of some use. An understanding of the Holy Spirit might be helpful.
Good luck in your search-
Originally posted by looking4clues
Was Jesus a prophet?
Did Jesus Die on the Cross during crucifixion?
Jesus ascended into heaven alive or dead?
Is Jesus still alive in heaven?
Is living forever divinity?
[edit on 28-8-2004 by looking4clues]
Originally posted by looking4clues
The Christians point of view is not in question.
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Originally posted by Amuk
I have a question for all three
Why has NONE of your leaders tried to stop it?
Najaf, Medina, and Mecca are examples of Idolatry.
Zero.
There are none. This is inconsistent.
The Taliban is not Muslim?
Go back to School. Islam has Shari �a, which is a form of government, which in turn is a form of politics. It is relevant. Nowhere in the Original post was it claimed that all aspects outside of theology, within Islam or Christianity, was out of bounds. If that upsets you that�s just too bad.
Originally posted by Amuk
I hate to break it to you but ALL THREE are being questioned.