STOP already with the Islam-bashing threads!

Discussion in 'Politics & Religion' started by chulium, Nov 9, 2006.

  1. emporia

    emporia Banned

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    #121
    Well a refutation is in the works. Its too early to spoil the surprise, isn't it?
     
    emporia, Nov 15, 2006 IP
  2. KalvinB

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    #122
    I bet it rhymes with

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    I'm not holding my breath. Considering the refutation of choice for the past several months has been denial I have no expectations for the quality of work.
     
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  3. Rebecca

    Rebecca Prominent Member

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    #123
    Hi Kalvin,
    I was checking your links out, but was distracted by your poems:)
    You are an extremely talented poet, I really enjoyed them.
    Oh well, on to read the "Fundamental Fundamentalism":)


     
    Rebecca, Nov 15, 2006 IP
  4. emporia

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    #124
    I'm sure it makes you feel good when you tell that to yourself everytime you go to sleep.
     
    emporia, Nov 15, 2006 IP
  5. emporia

    emporia Banned

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    #125
    Actually even the first page of this series is already replete with errors. Apparently it is "okay" for the Biblical prophets to "conduct wars" since they are prophets and "are on a different level" (duh!) but the same cannot be said for the Prophet Muhammad (which, by the way, I need to point out that Muslims regard him as a...Prophet!). Sounds like double-standards to me. One rule for you and one rule for us, eh?
     
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  6. KalvinB

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    #126
    If Muhammed was a real prophet led by God then his wars were okay.

    The point, if you had read it, was that it is not necessary according to the Koran to be a prophet to lead a war. And also Muhammed personally killed people. The prophets of the OT rarely if ever lifted a finger to kill people. That was the point of mentioning Jericho where all they did was march around the city. All Gideon did was make a rukus and the enemy killed themselves.

    It was clearly God who slaughtered the enemies of His people. With Islam, it was clearly Muhammed. That's the big difference.
     
    KalvinB, Nov 16, 2006 IP
  7. Rebecca

    Rebecca Prominent Member

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    #127
    You are qouting me so I wasn't sure if you were speaking to me or Kalvin. Kalvin has poetry on his site that is unrelated to Islam or the article that I was complimenting him on.
     
    Rebecca, Nov 16, 2006 IP
  8. Rebecca

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    #128
    I think at the bottom of these discussions, they are sometimes driven by the fear of radical Islam with the violence that exists. I uncovered this article and was wondering what all your thoughts were on it...

    "It is important to know what arguments the militants use to justify their deeds and to see whether these arguments have any basis in the Qur'an and the Sunnah. This dissertation discusses some pertinent issues in this regard, including incendiary questions as the following:

    Does Islam give an individual or a group the right to use violence to end wrong? What arguments do the militant Islamists have to justify their acts of terrorism and violence? Is the government of Pakistan un-Islamic? When is an individual or a group allowed by Islam to rebel against the State? What are the punishments in Islam for those who rebel against the State or cause disruption in society? What exactly is the meaning of Jihad and who has the right to wage it? Is 'turning the other cheek' a Christian belief only? What are the rules for a preacher in Islam? What is the actual responsibility of religious leaders? Does an individual or a group have the right to declare a Muslim a Kafir? What are the rights of the non-Muslim citizens of an Islamic State? Who has the authority to punish a person or a group for blasphemy? What steps does the government need to take to end violence and terrorism now rampant in our society in the name of religion?"

    Read the article http://www.understanding-islam.com/related/text.asp?type=rarticle&raid=140
     
    Rebecca, Nov 16, 2006 IP
  9. Muhammad Haris

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    #129
    idk. I'm confused

    I'm here for web development not for politics and religion.

    Peace of mind <3* !
     
    Muhammad Haris, Nov 16, 2006 IP
  10. Rebecca

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    #130
    Me too:):):) I need to go work on my sites and get a life...
     
    Rebecca, Nov 16, 2006 IP
  11. chulium

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    #131
    I got sucked into this forum... because I am so opinionated. ...
     
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  12. KalvinB

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    #132
    Thanks! It's been a long time since I've written anything. I used to take a lot of philosophy and writing courses.
     
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  13. Rebecca

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    #133
    You are really good. I used to write alot of poetry, I had so much fun with it...we would meet at coffee shops and recite and crtique each others work. That "work" thing got in the way though. Reading your poems made me want to start again, you have a lot of energy in your words.
     
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    #134
    I am working on a site right now at http://nastybastard.info
    I hope you don't mind, but I put a link to your poetry on there. Don't worry, I did point out that you are not a nasty bastard. Geez, I don't know why no one wants to be on my site:) I have had the domain for awhile and was wondering what to do with it. So I decided to list a new nasty bastard every week. I think Hitler is going up next week. As I just started it today, I only have Saddam so far. But it should be cool once I get a bunch of bad people featured...
     
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  15. KalvinB

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    #135
    I have no doubt that with little effort that site will become popular just because of the domain name.

    Thanks for the link!
     
    KalvinB, Nov 17, 2006 IP
  16. Rebecca

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    #136
    Your welcome:) I just realized you never did get any answers to your questions in this thread. I guess the big answer is still in the works:rolleyes:
     
    Rebecca, Nov 17, 2006 IP