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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ it may not be happening in our time, but every religion has had its wars (however big), mass killings of those opposed and forceful acceptance / conversion.
Christianity had the Crusades.AdamB wrote:Dspike,
You just described the perfect recipe for misguidance And worship based upon ignorance.
To you be your way and to me mine.
Just remember there will be a day when we all will stand before our Lord. You can use your poetry and Faith then. That day all will be made clear.
what if that day never happens or if on that "day" you find out what you believed all along was not true. What then?
I'm not decrying your beliefs, I am curious about what a reaction will be. Or if Hindus find out reincarnation in the manner they expected is not real. Clearly everyone can't be right.
Or what if everyone IS right? And on judgement day God accepts whatever sincere practices someone did in his life.
What would be your reaction to either?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ it may not be happening in our time, but every religion has had its wars (however big), mass killings of those opposed and forceful acceptance / conversion.
Christianity had the Crusades.AdamB wrote:Dspike,
You just described the perfect recipe for misguidance And worship based upon ignorance.
To you be your way and to me mine.
Just remember there will be a day when we all will stand before our Lord. You can use your poetry and Faith then. That day all will be made clear.
what if that day never happens or if on that "day" you find out what you believed all along was not true. What then?
I'm not decrying your beliefs, I am curious about what a reaction will be. Or if Hindus find out reincarnation in the manner they expected is not real. Clearly everyone can't be right.
Or what if everyone IS right? And on judgement day God accepts whatever sincere practices someone did in his life.
What would be your reaction to either?
Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ it may not be happening in our time, but every religion has had its wars (however big), mass killings of those opposed and forceful acceptance / conversion.
Christianity had the Crusades.AdamB wrote:Dspike,
You just described the perfect recipe for misguidance And worship based upon ignorance.
To you be your way and to me mine.
Just remember there will be a day when we all will stand before our Lord. You can use your poetry and Faith then. That day all will be made clear.
what if that day never happens or if on that "day" you find out what you believed all along was not true. What then?
I'm not decrying your beliefs, I am curious about what a reaction will be. Or if Hindus find out reincarnation in the manner they expected is not real. Clearly everyone can't be right.
Or what if everyone IS right? And on judgement day God accepts whatever sincere practices someone did in his life.
What would be your reaction to either?
Have never really read of any wars of conversions led by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains or Sikhs (Dharmic Religions)
AFAIK any mass killings/conversion drives followed on an event or activity that triggered a reaction as opposed to a pre meditated plan of conversion as the Catholic Church and the Moghuls had.
Red Fraction wrote:Duane don't confuse Christianity and crusaders. They are by no means the same thing.
AdamB wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ it may not be happening in our time, but every religion has had its wars (however big), mass killings of those opposed and forceful acceptance / conversion.
Christianity had the Crusades.AdamB wrote:Dspike,
You just described the perfect recipe for misguidance And worship based upon ignorance.
To you be your way and to me mine.
Just remember there will be a day when we all will stand before our Lord. You can use your poetry and Faith then. That day all will be made clear.
what if that day never happens or if on that "day" you find out what you believed all along was not true. What then?
I'm not decrying your beliefs, I am curious about what a reaction will be. Or if Hindus find out reincarnation in the manner they expected is not real. Clearly everyone can't be right.
Or what if everyone IS right? And on judgement day God accepts whatever sincere practices someone did in his life.
What would be your reaction to either?
Have never really read of any wars of conversions led by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains or Sikhs (Dharmic Religions)
AFAIK any mass killings/conversion drives followed on an event or activity that triggered a reaction as opposed to a pre meditated plan of conversion as the Catholic Church and the Moghuls had.
Never heard of Kashmir? There's possibly a good reason why there were no conversion drives, the Jews believe that they were/are the chosen people of GOD so no one else qualifies. The Hindus well maybe that's an excellent to keep people down in the "caste" system.
What you say Kasey?
Dizzy28 wrote:You still haven't proved that Hindus or Buddhists set out willfully to convert persons en mass.
AdamB wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:You still haven't proved that Hindus or Buddhists set out willfully to convert persons en mass.
Sorry, I did not set out to prove this neither is it my responsibility!!
Is absense of a duty of a true prophet possibly a sign of absense of a true prophet?
God says in the Quran that prophets were sent to all nations, however we can only affirm those who are specifically mentioned in the Quran.
AdamB wrote:We prefer to call it "ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY"!!
Don't you have something close to that in your disbelief and simmy dimmy MGMan and Kasey?
Red Fraction wrote:Duane don't confuse Christianity and crusaders. They are by no means the same thing.
The Crusades were a series of religious expeditionary wars blessed by Pope Urban II and the Catholic Church, with the stated goal of restoring Christian access to the holy places in and near Jerusalem. Jerusalem was and is a sacred city and symbol of all three major Abrahamic faiths (Judaism, Christianity and Islam). The background to the Crusades was set when the Seljuk Turks decisively defeated the Byzantine army in 1071 and cut off Christian access to Jerusalem. The Byzantine emperor, Alexis I feared that all Asia Minor would be overrun. He called on western Christian leaders and the papacy to come to the aid of Constantinople by undertaking a pilgrimage or a crusade that would free Jerusalem from Muslim rule. Another cause was the destruction of many Christian sacred sites and the persecution of Christians under the Fatimid caliph Al-Hakim.
Bizzare wrote:Christians win?
AdamB wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:You still haven't proved that Hindus or Buddhists set out willfully to convert persons en mass.
Sorry, I did not set out to prove this neither is it my responsibility!!
AdamB wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Have never really read of any wars of conversions led by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains or Sikhs (Dharmic Religions)
Never heard of Kashmir?
The Muslims and Hindus of Kashmir lived in relative harmony, since the Sufi-Islamic way of life that Muslims followed in Kashmir complemented the Rishi tradition of Kashmiri Pandits, and Sufi saints such as Sheikh Noor-ud-din Wali were thought of as Muslim Rishis. This led to a syncretic culture where Hindus and Muslims revered the same local saints and prayed at the same shrines. Famous sufi saint Bulbul Shah was able to convert Rinchan Shah who was then prince of Kashgar Ladakh to an Islamic lifestyle, thus founding the Sufiana composite culture. Under this rule, Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist Kashmiris generally co-existed peacefully. Over time, however, the Sufiana governance gave way to outright Muslim monarchs...
Some Kashmiri rulers, such as Sultan Zain-ul-Abidin who was popularly known as Budshah(بڈشاہ) (the King) (r.1423-1474), were tolerant of all religions...
...however, several Muslim rulers of Kashmir were intolerant of other religions. Sultãn Sikandar Butshikan of Kashmir (AD 1389-1413) is often considered the worst of these. Historians have recorded many of his atrocities. The Tarikh-i-Firishta records that Sikandar persecuted the Hindus and issued orders proscribing the residence of any other than Muslims in Kashmir. He also ordered the breaking of all "golden and silver images". The Tarikh-i-Firishta further states: "Many of the Brahmins, rather than abandon their religion or their country, poisoned themselves; some emigrated from their native homes, while a few escaped. After the emigration of the Brahmins, Sikandar ordered all the temples in Kashmir to be thrown down. Having broken all the images in Kashmir, Sikandar acquired the title of 'Destroyer of Idols'."
The Kashmir conflict is a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region, the northwestern most region of South Asia.
Red Fraction wrote:if you do your research carefully you will see, that Anglicans,Islam,Mormon,Hindu,Buddha, etc etc all stem from catholisism.
Red Fraction wrote:
Rome has polluted the bible to suit it's own agenda. As the pope said the other day on live television. "there is but two religions, Catholics and Christians" if you do your research carefully you will see, that Anglicans,Islam,Mormon,Hindu,Buddha, etc etc all stem from catholisism.
Gladiator wrote:Red Fraction wrote:
Rome has polluted the bible to suit it's own agenda. As the pope said the other day on live television. "there is but two religions, Catholics and Christians" if you do your research carefully you will see, that Anglicans,Islam,Mormon,Hindu,Buddha, etc etc all stem from catholisism.
Makes absolutely no sense...
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