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the tiny tribe that escaped the Boxing Day tsunami because their religious beliefs about the world being in the bough of a tree and accurately predicting the arrival of the tsunami, and thereby savinf them from certain annihilation.............what about them?????
you for real?
The egyptians, mayans, incas, aztecs, and some african tribes have been aware for millennia about things only proven / observed by modern science today
astronomy, metallurgy, geography etcHow many million years so we talkin bout? Enlighten me. gimme a quote, a source, a reference!
so what then? huh? word of allah? Yes. you want to question who Allah (swt) guides and who he doesn't? i not putting myself in that position, but i do know that there are rightly guided tribes who are not of Islam; this is according to Islamic teachings!
There are things in hindu, chinese, bhuddist and other religious texts that describe physical phenomena that are only now being confirmed by scientists..............how does that fit with your logic??? like what? give me an example, a reference, a source, a citation, a quote! I've stated my sources, i not making hollow claims
you do realize your book is basically a rewrite of the bible, doctored and modified to suit the prevailing culture, values and ideal lifestyle of those who wrote it, right? Which version of the Bible are you referring to? If that is the case, then obviously all the editing, omissions, re-writing, etc has certainly stopped with the Qur'an. Seriously though, if that were the case, that would make the bible a re-write of the Torah. In actuality though, the Qur'an only succeeded the Bible, it did not dismiss it.
The egyptians, mayans, incas, aztecs, and some african tribes have been aware for millennia about things only proven / observed by modern science today
astronomy, metallurgy, geography etc
so what then? huh? word of allah? Read the Qur'an before you say anything about it. Don't take my word for it, i could never do justice to its teachings. the few examples of the scientific proofs above are just the tip of the iceberg; the chapter those were taken from contain so much more. do some reading.
OldSkoolRule wrote:the tiny tribe that escaped the Boxing Day tsunami because their religious beliefs about the world being in the bough of a tree and accurately predicting the arrival of the tsunami, and thereby savinf them from certain annihilation.............what about them?????you for real?
The egyptians, mayans, incas, aztecs, and some african tribes have been aware for millennia about things only proven / observed by modern science today
astronomy, metallurgy, geography etcHow many million years so we talkin bout? Enlighten me. gimme a quote, a source, a reference!
millennia refers to thousands, not millions..............clearly you are blindly illiterate and can only quote, and not think for yourself.....the egyptian civillization flourished 3-5 thousand years ago...the Mayan civillization began to fade about 800 years ago
so what then? huh? word of allah? Yes. you want to question who Allah (swt) guides and who he doesn't? i not putting myself in that position, but i do know that there are rightly guided tribes who are not of Islam; this is according to Islamic teachings!
There are things in hindu, chinese, bhuddist and other religious texts that describe physical phenomena that are only now being confirmed by scientists..............how does that fit with your logic??? like what? give me an example, a reference, a source, a citation, a quote! I've stated my sources, i not making hollow claims
you can google that yourself..................or can you google 'facts' from your own religion?you do realize your book is basically a rewrite of the bible, doctored and modified to suit the prevailing culture, values and ideal lifestyle of those who wrote it, right? Which version of the Bible are you referring to? If that is the case, then obviously all the editing, omissions, re-writing, etc has certainly stopped with the Qur'an. Seriously though, if that were the case, that would make the bible a re-write of the Torah. In actuality though, the Qur'an only succeeded the Bible, it did not dismiss it.
either way, it is the most blatant use of the man made idea of religion to demonstrate social controlThe egyptians, mayans, incas, aztecs, and some african tribes have been aware for millennia about things only proven / observed by modern science today
astronomy, metallurgy, geography etc
so what then? huh? word of allah? Read the Qur'an before you say anything about it. Don't take my word for it, i could never do justice to its teachings. the few examples of the scientific proofs above are just the tip of the iceberg; the chapter those were taken from contain so much more. do some reading.
I not questioning the 'truths' stated in the koran buddy...............I am just pointing out that many other religions have similar 'truths' as yours does................
MG man, before you jump out with yuh 'discovery channel' claims again, especially against islam, or any religion for that matter, make sure you READ and understand what you are offering your opinion on, and can quote your sources. Read the Qur'an yourself rather than read about it. I'll gladly give you one free if you can't access one, because if you ain't read the Qur'an yourself, bess yuh don't say nuthin. you should read it though, it will adjust your perspective!!
reading the koran does not take away from the fact that there are other religions that have similar amazing facts, truths etc............YOU should open YOUR mind and read OTHER religious books before YO proclaim the 'evidence' of yours as the one and only truth
YOu explain to me why that little tribe was saved by their beliefs while hundreds of thousands of muslims died in that tsunami
happy googling
PS. If you really have a constructive point, i will gladly entertain, whether you argue for or against; when yuh try to be a smart-a$$ however, you're not open open to anything, you're just opinionated and you ain't really care to know anything. If you could teach me something better, i'm open to it
pioneer wrote:Religion is the downfall of man
It divides mankind more than race, whoever thought of it was brilliant.
MG Man wrote:that's cool and all, but in doing so, teaches intolerance, as in the case of our frield oldskoolrule, megadoc etc
In many cases it leads to conflict, fear, unrest, death and destruction...............what is the basis upon which most wars are waged? With the exception of hinduism and a few other eastern religions, most teach 'follow MY way because it is the right, true path, and all others lead to hell'
That fundamental mandate of convert the ignorant because they are wrong and I am right, is at the basis of threads like these
Look at how this thread has gone...............from open minded people showing support for, or at least having no problem with a mosque near ground zero, to another me right, you wrong argument.....all because some clown may have provoked a passionate muslim.........oldskoolrule could not resist the temptation to condemn those who worship jesus, multiple gods etc, and now takes offence that some of us are now going to take the piss out of islam.....sad
AllTrac wrote:as we on this whole religion issue, those of you who do not buy into religion etc
When you have your children would you teach and encourage them in religion?
And do you belief religion plays a huge part in growing up children with morals, values and the importance of family?
MG Man wrote:AllTrac wrote:as we on this whole religion issue, those of you who do not buy into religion etc
When you have your children would you teach and encourage them in religion?
And do you belief religion plays a huge part in growing up children with morals, values and the importance of family?
I didn't grow up in a particularly religious home. Dad is hindu, mom is muslim, wife is presbyterian.
The positive values I got from both parents had nothing to do with religion, but how we shld live and treat our fellow human beings....basically do unto others etc
I continue to live my life accordingly. I do good where I can, I help where I can, I am charitable as far as I can be. I recognize my failings and flaws, and strive to improve and better myself despite these.
so no, I don't believe we need religion to give us proper morals and values
bluefete wrote:MG Man wrote:AllTrac wrote:as we on this whole religion issue, those of you who do not buy into religion etc
When you have your children would you teach and encourage them in religion?
And do you belief religion plays a huge part in growing up children with morals, values and the importance of family?
I didn't grow up in a particularly religious home. Dad is hindu, mom is muslim, wife is presbyterian.
The positive values I got from both parents had nothing to do with religion, but how we shld live and treat our fellow human beings....basically do unto others etc
I continue to live my life accordingly. I do good where I can, I help where I can, I am charitable as far as I can be. I recognize my failings and flaws, and strive to improve and better myself despite these.
so no, I don't believe we need religion to give us proper morals and values
So where did your parents get these values from to teach you?
MG Man wrote:bluefete wrote:MG Man wrote:AllTrac wrote:as we on this whole religion issue, those of you who do not buy into religion etc
When you have your children would you teach and encourage them in religion?
And do you belief religion plays a huge part in growing up children with morals, values and the importance of family?
I didn't grow up in a particularly religious home. Dad is hindu, mom is muslim, wife is presbyterian.
The positive values I got from both parents had nothing to do with religion, but how we shld live and treat our fellow human beings....basically do unto others etc
I continue to live my life accordingly. I do good where I can, I help where I can, I am charitable as far as I can be. I recognize my failings and flaws, and strive to improve and better myself despite these.
so no, I don't believe we need religion to give us proper morals and values
So where did your parents get these values from to teach you?
from their cultural upbringing
and there are many of them which I disagree with, and do not follow
AllTrac wrote:MG Man wrote:
from their cultural upbringing
and there are many of them which I disagree with, and do not follow
but MG Man you denying that religion is directly tied into this?
MG Man wrote:@TRAC, nope, I'm not
religiona nd culture go hand in hand
MG Man wrote:which invariably means there is no 'one true religion'
shady23 wrote:I just lol every time I hear some religious zealot telling poor folks to follow this/that religion, lest they burn in hell for all of eternity.
People over age 10 actually believe in this thing called HELL? Seriously.
Redman wrote:This is an excellent thread
Without being a zealot I believe in God as I was taught to do growing up Roman Catholic. But I was also allowed to question the religion and find my equilibrium as an adult.
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