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Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by THE_PROFESSIONAL
I live in a third story apartment complex in Detroit and its straight shot or a straight view to the Masque across the street.
So this Islam thing, you don’t believe Jesus is the Christ
In addition, you don’t believe he was crucified
But there was another person put in his place
In addition, Jesus ascended into heaven unscathed.
Is that correct, Mr. Professional?
Please now, answer the question
Both Islam and Christianity 1) revere Jesus and assert Jesus' holiness, in the sense that he lived in the world while being pure and free of sin; 2) believe that Mary, Jesus' mother, was decent, pure, and holy; 3) declare that Mary, a virgin, miraculously conceived Jesus; 4) assert that Jesus performed a number of miracles. Concerning Jesus, Islam and Christianity differ in the following ways: 1) While Christianity asserts that Jesus is both human and divine, Islam does not accept the belief in Jesus' divinity. Hence, while Christians worship Jesus, Muslims instead revere Jesus and believe in him as a prophet, using the Qur'an (not the Bible) as a reliable record of knowledge about Jesus; 2) Although Christians believe that Jesus is the son of God, Muslims assert that God does not give birth and therefore has no sons or children. God is not physical for Muslims; and hence for Muslims God cannot be a father. 3) On the one hand, Christianity declares that Jesus was crucified. On the other hand, Islam asserts that it only seemed like Jesus was crucified, and that God miraculously "took him up to God, Himself." 4) While Christianity asserts that Jesus died in order to redeem the original sin of mankind or human sins as a whole, Muslims do not believe in Jesus as a redeemer and saviour, since they do not believe in original sin and since they do believe God's grace, guidance (in the form of prophetic revelation--the word of God), and human effort are sufficient for redemption and salvation.
So you don't follow your religion most sacred writings. So your a pick and chose guy i see. Well i wonder what god will say about that when you go up to those pearly gates.
Did you ever think logically about the country's history when you post these extreme stories?
how much the West (Majority Christain/chatholic) have had control over these third world countries.
they have been used and abused. And now thanks to the 'Arab spring' they are rising up showing how sick they are of the puppet governments that serve imperialist countries(AKA christian nations).
damn guy just 30 years before,1953, the CIA sponsored coup de-tate (sp??) of iran (to a dictatorship) women were finally allowed to vote,1920, in the USA.
I just don't get how ignorant people can be of the bigger picture and the simple principle of cause and effect.
Honestly i don't waste my time with people like you in real life, why do i bother on the internet
Can someone please chime in here a tell me im not crazy lol
Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
We will all pray for you my son
Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
So why did Allah and Jesus create a false religion?
Out of the Quran I draw the marrow; And throw away the bones to the dogs.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
Rumi says:
Out of the Quran I draw the marrow; And throw away the bones to the dogs.
Now lets see if you are intelligent enough to decipher that.
Once you have figured it out, ask yourself if there is equality for women in Islamic cultures.
However, you live in America, that means you have no experience with Islamic culture. Weird that you would call yourself a Muslim then, reeks of wanting to belong to a group other than the group you were raised by. Maybe to piss them off, or psychologically distance yourself from them. Either way, you're an open book.
rumi is well known for being a sufi poet and hence u dont take the literal meaning his words to tell u what exactly he means.... bone and dogs fighting over a bone are typical examples of persian poetry used to show how unlearned people fight over a useless thing.... perhaps rumi means from his poetry that he has taken the fundamental verses of the Quran and follows them and has left the allegorical verses for unlearned people to quarrel over.... he does not mean to compare verses of Qurans to bones tossed over to dogs.... i hope u r getting my point.... quarreling over the mushtabihat verses of the Quran and their meanings is indeed a waste of time as Allah says clearly in the verse i quoted for u above that only Allah knows the hidden meaning of such verses....
it means that nothing in the Quran is to be discarded and thrown to dogs for quarelling
Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
No ,
You believe Jesus wasn’t crucified
It was some one else in his place
Jesus created a false religion in his name
God helped him get away with it
He fooled millions of people before Mohammed came along
Originally posted by BobAthome
reply to post by InfoKartel
the marrow,, is it not good for both man and dogs,, why would God wish ill health on either,,
and if a master gives his dogs only bones and no marrow,, will his dogs turn too another for what they can not recieve ,,willingly?
Originally posted by BobAthome
reply to post by InfoKartel
the marrow,, is it not good for both man and dogs,, why would God wish ill health on either,,
and if a master gives his dogs only bones and no marrow,, will his dogs turn too another for what they can not recieve ,,willingly?
can i ask you how do you know what paths i have walked in my life ? you know nothing about me or where i have been ? but it was a very clever way of trying to get info out of me
Originally posted by InfoKartel
Originally posted by BobAthome
reply to post by InfoKartel
the marrow,, is it not good for both man and dogs,, why would God wish ill health on either,,
and if a master gives his dogs only bones and no marrow,, will his dogs turn too another for what they can not recieve ,,willingly?
Rumi was an intellectual and a poet in his day.
The marrow, being the essence, the spiritual aspect, is sucked out, is learned - made own.
The bone, the shell, the candy wrapper, is thrown out to the dogs. Dogs meaning ignorant folk, who are stuck with a bunch of meaningless words they try to give meaning to.
It's incredibly profound, and then to imagine it was said by someone that lived in the 13th century.
His poetry speaks the universal language of love, faith, and tolerance, and he has been hailed by numerous literary authorities as one of the greatest poets of all time. Jalal ad-din Muhammad Rumi’s words have rung out for more than 800 years, resonating with readers around the world and transcending all religions with his common themes of unity and faith in God’s will. Millions turn to Rumi’s words for inspiration, strength, and peace. Rumi, a follower of the mystical Sufi branch of Islam, presented visions of the world centuries ago that hold true today. Whether you’re looking for a soul-inspiring image or for wisdom on human nature, Rumi’s poetry has something for you. We’ve chosen some of the most beautiful and wise Rumi quotes from our own virtual library to share with you. Click through the Rumi gallery to be inspired. Read more: www.beliefnet.com...
Originally posted by LightningStrikesHere
and for the record wiki is inaccurate ,claiming that when you engage in "Jihad" your a mujahid ? no! it says it right their , "striving in the way of god " anyone who is religious is in a struggle , from the evils of this world ,
I am neither Christian, Jew, Infidel, nor Muslim! I am from neither the East, nor West. I hail not from the land or from the sea. I am not from the land of India or China, Bulgaria or Saqsin, nor Iraq or Khorasan". Having lost his mundane identity, Rumi has attained a higher supra-existence, for he says "I have shed duality, and see the two worlds as one.
I seek One, i know One, i see One, i read One". It is in this shedding of duality that one is able to reconcile the opposites — sulh-e-azdad — and find the harmonious music of the spheres: "To look at the ocean, beyond the spray, to look at the essence, beyond the words".
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
can i ask you how do you know what paths i have walked in my life ? you know nothing about me or where i have been ? but it was a very clever way of trying to get info out of me
That's why I said you don't know Islamic culture.
Imagine paying extra taxes right now, because you are Muslim and not Christian. That's a taste of Islamic culture.
Your mother, sister(s), daughter(s), are not allowed to wander the streets alone and God forbid they get raped and are married - they get killed.
You will most likely whisper those words into the ears of your children, "making" them Muslim. Now if you lived in an Islamic culture and your child grows up and wishes to ditch the religion, much like you ditched Christianity - then they would be punished, and that punishment goes all the way to the death penalty.
Now ask yourself if you've found God or Love when you don't even know what it is you've found!