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originally posted by: orangetom1999
a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke
Why Jesus rather than Muhammad on sole creationist arguments ?
Should I agree with creationism why should I end up with Jesus rather the other guy ?
And we both know they happen to be related to the same parent company ...
Come on theultimatebelgianjoke,
You are betting here that no one out on this board can think outside the box...but will default to ignorance and just plain not knowing.
There is no such instruction to Christians to spread the Word by the Sword...or burning at the stake.
This means that they do not have the same parent company.
Amazingly ..many Christians do not know this..their ministers keep them so ignorant...and do not discuss it. Thus they take the Salt out of them and replace it with sugar...or Universality.
Once again all you have to do is think outside the box of most of what passes for education today...a television and movie education in emotions.
Orangetom
Why even waste your time answering his question? He's been a member of this website for years, he, who prides himself on his 'intellect', should have recognized this glaring distinction between Yahweh and Allah. He's just playing games with you.
originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
a reply to: orangetom1999
I'm just trying to prove a point inside the solely monotheist logic of some.
I think that, unlike other posters, I am more open minded than some on the divine topic.
About the spreading by the sword, Belgians know about the subject.
originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: orangetom1999
Ignore the big bang comments (Or start a new thread on them ) they are ancillary to the topic of the thread. That Science is a religion. It would be like bitching about the Westbro Baptist Church then switching to Orthodox Jewish issues. Abrahamic faith tick, same cross. They don't equate to the same thing. So just becasue something is a Science, does not mean they are related. Its a common creationist/IDer trick to bring in something unrelated they feel they are able to get wriggle room on
You said it's hard to think outside the box.
Indeed. My bet is that the last thing you were expecting when you asked me to show you the sword is a real-life item. And that's the problem for most people. When asking religious questions, people tend to expect religious answers.
How is that thinking outside the box ?
The only truth we all should be able to accept is the one we can understand.
originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: orangetom1999
Again the creation of the Universe is not important here, as the OP has stated some things about evolution. Thus we are (by the boards T&C) restricted to talking about that. The OP also really only makes a statement in the title of the thread not the OP, but hey, it is what it is
originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
I'd like to thank you for your replies.
At first, I was inspired to re-read the part about Isaac/Ishmael ... quite interesting.
Then, I must confess I may have misunderstood the original intent of your observations, you sounded to me pro something, it turned out you weren't.
The whole concept of chosen people, somehow instigate trough dogmatic obedience, the notion of racism across the whole monotheism.
Muslim are, of course, more tempered about the 'divine' status of the Jews.
I find compelling the fact that the caliphate doesn't seems to pay any attention to Israel.
originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: orangetom1999
Yeah I know you did not bring the possible ways for the creation of the Universe up. I am just pointing out that the discussion in it here is totally off topic. The Topic is "Evolution is a religion", thus we talk about evolution, and whether it is a religion or not, rather than unrelated scientific theories such as the Big Bang, abiogensis/proteogenisis etc.
Now don't get me wrong its an interesting topic, so I hinted that starting a thread might be a good place to go.
May I invite you to further proceed this very interesting conversation in the other thread I linked you before.