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Muslims ... Yes .... Muslims Again.
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First time I have heard of this group ... http://
Anyone heard of them?
Some interesting videos
Anyone heard of them?
Some interesting videos
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It's difficult to pay much credence to reformation of an ideology which espouses deception as a means to achieve its ends, no less so when reformation retains one of religions most basic and dreadful tenants, that an alleged god is on their side. If there was ever a baby in the bath water . . . it has long since drowned.
//You are unfair to Christianity, Mibs. A religion which preaches love is superior which preaches hate. Do you agree!//
All gods share one attribute that renders them mutually potentially catastrophic to the development of a rational world view in that they all proceed from an imagination subjugated to belief. Having been raised in a predominately Christian environment I've learned early on it's best to steer clear of harm's way and avoid confrontation in as much as remains possible, that 'Christian love' is more readily shared between those who entertain the same allusion, that love is the reward doled out by a vengeful god in exchange for blind obedience and subservience of mind and body to his arbitrary will.
Throughout history the response to any gods who have been found wanting has almost invariably been to up the stakes and tighten the noose rather than dispense with the notion of gods entirely in an attempt to bury one scrap heap beneath yet another. Just when it was beginning to appear humanity might yet survive Christianity along comes another lesson to be learned about why belief in a god of any kind might never have been a really good idea.
All gods share one attribute that renders them mutually potentially catastrophic to the development of a rational world view in that they all proceed from an imagination subjugated to belief. Having been raised in a predominately Christian environment I've learned early on it's best to steer clear of harm's way and avoid confrontation in as much as remains possible, that 'Christian love' is more readily shared between those who entertain the same allusion, that love is the reward doled out by a vengeful god in exchange for blind obedience and subservience of mind and body to his arbitrary will.
Throughout history the response to any gods who have been found wanting has almost invariably been to up the stakes and tighten the noose rather than dispense with the notion of gods entirely in an attempt to bury one scrap heap beneath yet another. Just when it was beginning to appear humanity might yet survive Christianity along comes another lesson to be learned about why belief in a god of any kind might never have been a really good idea.
n.& a.; Anyone who believes that;
"Christian love is more readily shared between those who entertain the same allusion, that love is the reward doled out by a vengeful god in exchange for blind obedience and subservience of mind and body to his arbitrary will."
Clearly is ignorant of the teachings of Christ.
"Christian love is more readily shared between those who entertain the same allusion, that love is the reward doled out by a vengeful god in exchange for blind obedience and subservience of mind and body to his arbitrary will."
Clearly is ignorant of the teachings of Christ.
Khandro, really? So why are so many at odds with one another about what he is alleged to have taught? The fact is that Christians - and Muslims - believe what they believe because they have been taught that there is a harsh penalty to be paid if they don't - and that's what Mibs, quite rightly, said. No ignorance there.
