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originally posted by: theabsolutetruth
a reply to: Vovin
Don't accuse me of anything.
A poster commented on his opinion of a Mahdi, I replied that he might be right that they need a Mahdi, in a few words, just a quick reply to that poster's particular post directed specifically to that poster.
You then replied accusing me of denying some Zionist plot when I never gave any opinion of any other plots.
So back off, I don't want to entertain your post because if I wanted to read about religion in general I would do it where when and as I choose, so if I reply to a specific poster regarding their specific post, try to realise that instead of seeing it as an opportunity for telling me your opinions and expecting me to read and reply to them.
If you want to make a general post about your opinions there is the entire ATS forum to do so, I suggest you do it there instead of as a direct comment directed at me expecting a specific reply from me.
Write it as a general comment all you want and I might read it or not and reply or not as can the rest of ATS.
also, what is ISIS (it's Sham - Levant is wrong translation guys ) doing in Iraq then, VISITING!?
originally posted by: Sparkymedic
Also, found this image to be interesting. Coincidence?
Dare I point out the snake and staff imagery? Or the 11 / "twin tower" imagery?
originally posted by: DarknStormy
a reply to: Rycas
When it comes down to it, I am only forming an opinion, I don't know what the absolute truth is. only God does.. But we are entitled to that opinion regardless of whether we are right or wrong. For all I know everything I have said could be entirely wrong but that opinion is based off what I have learnt from religion.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: DarknStormy
The reason Dajjal was associated with Christianity as I said is because of the Muslims belief that Christianity distorted Jesus’ teachings and raised him to a God head, something Muslims believe is false.
So they are the outer Dajjal in a sense. The physical representation of its greatest reflection.
But the inner truth (always the greater truth) is that the Dajjal is a negative archetype that refers to religious deception, sectarian intolerance, and lies therefore this can be in anyone of any religion.
True the western Christians have garnered to themselves the most Dajjal energy through their actions but the Jihadists “Muslims” of today are also Dajjal since they are as bad as the old time Christians who burned people at the state in the inquisition.
So both the western powers s and and the Jihadists, imo, are Dajjals
Dajjal is the technical name of the antichrist energy
I’ll simplify this
One could say the western powers who claim to be Christians are the big Dajjal and the Jihadists Muslims who distort Muhammad message is the little Dajjal
It's likely that, the way metaphysics work, they will destroy each other and do the world a big favor.
originally posted by: DarknStormy
a reply to: Willtell
What is unbelievable is the timeline which has been brought forward by one particular sheikh. Everything lines up with England, Usa and the Zionist movement.
originally posted by: maes2
a reply to: DarknStormy
Ok I think you mean the "Tamim Al Dari concerning the Island of Dajjal"
Thank you I will take a look at it.
originally posted by: DelMarvel
originally posted by: Sparkymedic
Also, found this image to be interesting. Coincidence?
Dare I point out the snake and staff imagery? Or the 11 / "twin tower" imagery?
Yeah, but once again the more accurate translation is ISIL. That's the term Al Jazeera uses. So I doubt there's any cryptic significance to the term "ISIS."
The classical Arabic name for Syria is Sham (Arabic: الشام ash-Shām or al-Shām, also Cham under French influence). It roughly corresponds the Levant and Eastern Mediterranean.
The Sham region is sometimes defined as the area that was dominated by Damascus, long an important regional centre — in fact, the Arabic word al-Sham الشام standing on its own can refer to the city of Damascus.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: DarknStormy
...is because of the Muslims belief that Christianity distorted Jesus’ teachings and raised him to a God head, something Muslims believe is false.
The Book of Kells, a Celtic illuminated manuscript copy of the Gospels, uses the word gaudium, meaning joy rather than gladium which means sword, rendering the verse in translation: "I came not [only] to bring peace, but joy".