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by Two Moons on 28 July 2013 - 16:07
I can't keep up with all that, hell I'd be here all day.
Without being disrespectful,
your book as no more meaning to me than the books of others.
In my part of the world I can say this, in some parts I could be put to death for my words, that is correct is it not?
Your not discussing now, your doing the same thing others have tried.
Moons.

by Carlin on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
Ibrahim I understand; you, are without excuse. (Unless of course you're in Quebec Province)I probably am missing half of what you are trying to say because frankly my friend, I can't understand it.
Soooo, we all believe and do what we think important! and we will all be held accountable if we have been lax or wrong in what we are doing (or not doing).
Christianity doesn't happen in a vacuum. Perspective. If what really mattered to you was what mattered to your God, you would go about your business in such a way as to represent Christ. If what you are accomplishing amounts to little more than perpetually "clanging the gong", what have you done? Indeed. Recognize the time. At this point, your words are empty and meaningless (as are mine), and often serve to hinder the truth
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You and those like you, fill our churches, are not preaching anything about Hell, or the end times, and IMO will be held accountable to God for it.
You're making a lot of assumptions about someone you really know nothing about. Contrary to what you may hear "preached" on PDB, the goal is not to run your mouth incessantly, it's to follow the one who went before you. What good are an abundance of words that fall to the ground one by one?
by Ibrahim on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
As I said before I myself I am not considered a true Muslim by many Muslims in my country because I do not follow all what a Muslim should, so I am in no way asking anyone to change. In God's final evaluation Moons you migh be a much better person than me and many others, I have no right to judge you or any other.
I only would like others to have an idea about what people here believe. I won't feel bad or offended if you tell me " it is all nonsense".
Ibrahim

by Red Sable on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
Moons, I had a long post typed out for you, but it went bye bye somewhere. Anyway, I agree with a lot of what you say.


by Red Sable on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
I'm not going to argue with you, as that is fruitless also.
So, I'll reiterate what I've previously said. You do what you think is right in God's eyes, and I will do the same.
Nuff said.

by Two Moons on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
You are one man out of a very few who I would really like to meet in my lifetime.
There are so few.
I know very little about this, some of what I know came from exchange students from Saudi Arabia, and Iran a long time ago.
Only a few things, but enough.
I am no higher than any other, there are those who think they are above others, it is foolishness and their own illusion.
I see you beside me.
Take care my friend.
Moons.
by Ibrahim on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
I confess I did not follow all your last post. What I want you to understand is this: This post was meant as "have a look and have an idea" not this is the truth and come believe all of it.
About me Carlin, I will tell you this:
I am a Muslim and I thank God I am. I believe in God 100% without any doubt. But I have a conflict: I do not believe that the Islam we were taught in school is the "true Islam". I do not really think it really matters to God that I pray 5 times a day. I do not believe that a Christian or a Jew is wrong in what he/she believes as long as he/she acts humane and does what his/her heart tells.
Now strict Muslims do not think I am a true Muslim. I believe what is more important to God is that I don't kill, I don't steal, I don't hurt other humans and I don't hurt the earth and all souls on it, I respect others and their personal freedom and choices.
Strict Muslims tell me that is good but not enough and that I'm wrong about my assumptions and I should follow God's words literally.
I still believe in God, and I think I am a correct Muslim, so if you thought I changed my stands in life, that is not true, I am still what I always was.
Ibrahim

by Hundmutter on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
proof that more Atheists and Agnostics commit suicide than do
believers ? Who provided that statistic, based on what sample ?
As for Japan, many ppl there are of the Shinto faith, so I don't
really understand your line of argument.
by Ibrahim on 28 July 2013 - 17:07
Those are not my figures nor my thoughts, those are some articles about Islam's view on certain few issues , they were written by a person named Mustafa Malaeka.

by Ibrahim on 28 July 2013 - 17:07

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