Fanatics such as PM are just plain annoying and a nuisance. I hate them in the same manner I hate an annoying fly buzzing around my head.
Cazov said:How would you get the burnt flesh smell out?
Proud_Muslim said:I hate the haters and everyone who promote hate against Islam, they know who they are !
A Muslim's body is not considered his or her own property, to do with as she/he pleases. Rather, it is considered to be the property of God. For this reason, it is required to treat one's body with the same sanctity and care as one would treat any of God's objects.
"While Muslims feel free to insult Christianity, they themselves go into paroxysms of rage and violence at the slightest hint of criticism of Islam." -Ibn Warraq
WORD!and pretty much all people who claim to "reject Christianity" but still follow Jewish/Christian values are worthless to me as well
spuriousmonkey said:Fanatics such as PM are just plain annoying and a nuisance. I hate them in the same manner I hate an annoying fly buzzing around my head.
Proud_Muslim said:If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us.
Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)
Originally Posted by Proud_Muslim
I hate the haters and everyone who promote hate against Islam, they know who they are ! ”
Rappaccini said:You hate yourself?
So ... what about the idea that most religious fanatics are victims?Religious fanatics are not 'persons'.
They are machines, parrots, robots, scum of the earth or whatever you may call them.
Medicine Woman said:I enjoyed it and I thrived that I was able to impart religious education on people who had lived Catholicism all their lives but were able to learn from me. It was one big ego trip. I became obsessed with it. I went beyond the local parish church library and ventured out to local libaries, religious libraries, and read everything I could. I would make appointments to discuss my findings with the priest.
Medicine Woman said:I left the church, but have not quit learning. I'll never stop learning about Christian faith, it's just that the more I learn, the more I see evil in it.
Medicine Woman said:http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=35904
I will be marching with the Anti-Christians. There is nothing to worry about the Jews nor the Palestinians. The Christians are the evil dudes. I'll always be marching against those freaks.
DoctorNO said:Its sad how tragedy transformed a loving & spiritual woman into a Medicine Woman that is full of murderous hate. And its sadder for the children who will grow up to become the vengeful spirit that their mother had become.
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M*W: First, let me explain something. The Internet allows us to creatively be whomever we want to be. We can change our identities at will. No one is the wiser who we REALLY are. We can role play, we can create a cyberpersonality we love or one that we hate. There is a mysticism surrounding all of us traveling out here in cyberspace.
With that said, no one on sciforums will ever know who I REALLY am. Neither will I know your true identity. That's what makes it enigmatic. This negative transformation you believe I've had due to personal tragedy, well I won't let on like my life has been a piece of cake, but I have overcome all tragedies big and small. The identity you know as Medicine*Woman is a spiritual healer. Sometimes she can be loving and nurturing, or other times she may feel the need to kick your cyberass. As a spiritual healer, she despises organized religion. She believes that before the spirit can be truly healed, one must deconvert from programmed teachings to allow the true One Spirit of God to enter into their holy temple.
Medicine*Woman is not full of "murderous hate" as she sometimes appears. She would call it more like "disgust" regarding the lies of organized religion, especially Christianity. Her spiritual children are many, even those to whom she did not give birth. The human being who is known as and takes on the personality of Medicine*Woman is actually a loving mother who raised her four kids as devout Roman Catholics, who gave them all a good education, and cared for them all by herself with no help, financial or otherwise, from anyone. She is a medical professional who teaches at the graduate level. Now that her kids are all grown (as opposed to "grown up"), she lives a relatively quiet life in the suburbs of a major Texas city with her three Labradors. For entertainment, she reads. She reads a lot. Her passion is researching the suppressed truth about Christianity, and she does a lot of writing but outside of sciforums, not on this subject. She is a published author in her profession.
All of her children live within two blocks of her home, so they were not in too much of a hurry to get away from her. This also allows her to visit with her five grandchildren almost everyday. The Roman Catholic beliefs she steadfastly imparted in all of her children had different outcomes. Her two eldest children rejected the Catholic Church to become zealous non-denominational, non-commital Christians, who don't attend church but talk about Jesus constantly. Her two younger daughters followed in their mother's spiritual footsteps and have totally rejected Christianity.
So, my point is, you can't judge a person in real life, because you really don't know what's in their heart, and you truly can't judge a person with some creative cybername, because it's not real. What's important is the message that we all bring to this forum, to be sure. I believe that's the only reason why we're here.
DoctorNO said:"While Muslims feel free to insult Christianity, they themselves go into paroxysms of rage and violence at the slightest hint of criticism of Islam." -Ibn Warraq