a simple question
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his dad can beat up your dad!
ConsequentAtheist
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The "Rumble in the Jungle."
Originally posted by Vienna
Are you serious???
LOL!
Go for the kill my muslim buddies
I like to know what other people think/what leads people to think and/or believe certain things. What I want to know is what convinces Muslims that Mohammed is superior to Jesus.
" Knowing the other and knowing oneself,
In a hundred battles no danger"-Sun Tzu
It has everything to do with what your parents believed.
The point is that is you don't believe that Jesus existed, yet you except that Mohammed existed. So I ask you why? I'm not saying that i believe that Mohammed didn't exist(it had to start somewhere) but if you doubt one person's then why not show the same skepticism toward all?
Just in my opinion, that is an enormous generalization.
Not a Mualim, but I just want to tell you about what I think.
He is not better than Jesus, neither is Jesus better than Mohammed. We are all created equal. And it is who is greater than who question that had separated us and cause many of the world's problems. What's the point in all this, we are all one afterall.
He is not better than Jesus, neither is Jesus better than Mohammed. We are all created equal. And it is who is greater than who question that had separated us and cause many of the world's problems. What's the point in all this, we are all one afterall.
First off, can you point me to some references. Secondly, what makes these eye witness accounts credible? Did someone follow Mohammed with a pen/pad taking down everything he did? By the way some people think on this forum, that would be the only way to prove somebody existed.
There can only be one truth. Anything contrary to that truth is not truth. If what Mohammed teaches is truth, then what Jesus, Buddha, et al must be false, and vice versa. We are equally created, but we are not equal from then on.
That may be true to a degree, but how does that explain how people of one religion are converted to another?
People can still make individual choices, but I think it is significant that most people who were brought up to believe something actually do. It is a form of mental violence to brainwash your children into believing the same things you do.
Don't Muslims(someone get me on this, very limited knowledge here) believe in Jesus too, just that he wasn't the Messiah, he was just another prophet? That would make them about even, I'd think. One's teachings were put into practice by one group, and the other got another group.
Truth?
~Raithere
Such a narrow definition will not serve. Concepts can by contradictory yet true. The Sun is an enemy to the man dying of thirst in the desert but a friend to those caught in the depths of winter. Light both a particle and a wave. An electron may be in more than one place at a time. Reality is not constrained by our conceptions. How much less so must God be?
~Raithere