Twist wrote: Wed Aug 16, 2017 1:00 pm "Allah said this and Allah said that (an unseen and unheard being whose supposed prophesies never materialized)"
"Hmm! And how do we know that to be true"
"It says in the Koran"
Yeah, right.
You genius, I have finished the Koran several times, from my childhood, up until recently. In fact, it's after I read the tafsiir of the Koran when I realized how full of bullocks it's. Keep telling yourself lies if it makes you sleep better at night. I know deep down you're well aware of all the contradictions and inaccuracies in your holy book, but it's scary to face such a reality and accept that the Koran has nothing original, let alone scientific, in it after believing in it all your life, cuz I have been there myself.
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You can't disagree with the logical answers given to your questions in your earlier post. You asked the questions because you assumed wrongly Islam has no answer for them. But Islam always did. Simply, you are deflecting the obvious out-come of our exchange. Recheck your questions and reread the answers.
- God did not neglect mankind and instead sent prophets to inform them of their destiny. There is no neglect and set up so humans can be punished.
- Differences are man made due to a number of reasons. Pick the one you favor.
- God is a human obsession because that is how they are created. With an instinct to believe in a higher power, they would worship God or idols they set up as Gods.
- God is merciful and you are the evidence of him being forgiving. You are not paying for your ignorance immediately
- God gave you the free will to do as you please and you are exercising that as we write this
The rest of what you said in this post are not true. I got a better understanding of Islam when I came to the Us. I had to answer questions like the ones you posed and had to justify my beliefs to myself and to others by extension. You assume everyone is Muslim because they are ignorant of what Islam is. You neglect to acknowledge people have convictions and opportunities to live as they see fit in the West. Yet, almost all of them remain fundamentally believing in God and remain Muslim.
I know deep down you found my replies challenging to your ignorance.
And lastly, Epicurus exercised his freewill to question God as I exercise my freewill to accept God as my creator. Where Epicurus gave up on his responsibility for his actions and sought to blame God, I take responsibility for my actions and what I do through my choices in life. That is the difference between someone who abdicates their responsibility and one who accepts their role in what they do.
If I lie to you, I chose to do so for some reason, God has nothing to do with it. If I killed someone, it had to happen through my thought process and translated that into action. It would be my fault. God has nothing to do with it.; That is what you folks who self worship like to claim, that evil actions are by God and humans are not responsible. How is that logical? Secular governments punish offenders because they accept human responsibility for people's behavior and actions that result in negative outcome for society. And still, with that fact, you are here debating lack of man's role and responsibility for their actions.



