Another religious topic......
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Sometimes it is best if you offer just some background info on a topic, and then you let the person discover the other 80% by themselves. I know I've gotten posrepped from posters like the Joker, babe, Jazzspazz and others for offering good, unbiased info on the Islamic faith that really taught them a thing or two that they hadn't known earlier. Please notify me when you get the same accomplishments; until then, you're doing a terrible job of speaking of this faith that you seem to be so proud of.
Im touched that you're happy for me.
The Black Swordsman
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Noor means borrowed light.
Allah used light that eventually turned into matter using equation E=MC^2 which eventually made us all. It was borrowed in the sense that it is no longer light and it is now you and me.
The moon borrows light from the sun and reflects sunlight at us. It borrows the suns light.
The bible says that the world is flat, grasshoppers have 4 leggs, Adam and Eve were created in heaven etc.
The Qur'an says the earth is egg shaped, Adam and Eve were created on earth in stages using material from this earthern clay.
In the Qur'an Noah's arc took place locally for one town and the surrounding area while in the Bible it was the whole world which has not happened.
There are four hour lectures about Islam and Science. The only thing Bible has going for it is that it says circle of earth and that it is held up on "nothing" (Later it says earth is flat, so don't give me bs saying circle of earth means sphere) Held on nothing is impressive since space is pretty much nothing.
The Qur'an is simply an identical version of the Bible without the problem of poor translation and over 5,300 original Greek manuscripts saying different things almost all if it in error.
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Hantlers
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Where does it say these things in the Bible?
Hantlers
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Dalamon...I'm confused. When you told me to pay attention to the tolerance thing, were you trying to point out that I was being intolerant? If so, I apologize as that was never what I was trying to do. I may not agree with what you believe in, but I respect you and your beliefs. If I offended you, I apologize.
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Oh absolutely not. I checked back on your post:
and it really seemed like you had heard something, and were hoping that someone would clarify it. Instead of answering the question in my own words, I managed to find an article that basically answered your question of whether Muhammad himself was a murder-prone extremist, with alleged quotes from his lifetime.
Thats pretty much it. I have always been a person that is not easy to offend, and Im simply giving you some insight on a point that seemed to me that you didn't know too much about. I am very happy to hear that you respect my beliefs, despite the fact that they differ from yours (although not by much
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The Black Swordsman
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Leviticus 11:20-23
Unless you say there are some insects with four leggs that are now extinct....
The flat earth reference was in an 2 hour video that I will have to fish through to find.
Genesis 2:8 something about creating man and then planting him in a garden afterwards.
So you don't argue that a divine power created the earth and everything in it but you have a problem with that power creating man and then dropping him off instead of doing it "on site"?
Hantlers
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Here's an interesting article regarding the Leviticus passage that I found. Check it out and tell me what you think.
https://www.icr.org/article/does-bible-really-claim-that-insects-only-have-fou/
In regards to the flat Earth comment, Isaiah 40:22 says, "22 It is he who sits above the circle of the earth..."
Now in my mind, I would imagine that is referring to the Earth being a circle, aka round.
In regards to Genesis 2:8, context is important.
7And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.
8And the LORD God planted a garden eastward in Eden, and there He put the man whom He had formed.
As you can see in verse 7, it states that God formed man from the dust. Now then, I think it's safe to assume the dust of the ground that God formed man (Adam) from was on the Earth He just created, since it is what was being talked about in the previous verses. God then created a Garden and placed Adam there. I'm not getting where you think that it says God created Adam in Heaven. BTW, I used the New King James version, just in case you're curious.
The Black Swordsman
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I apologize I guess I was misinformed on this one or I just can't find it. Hey man I think the Bible is the word of god just like Christians. Even Christians state that the Bible in today's form is not the same bible that was originally released. The only difference is that I believe Muhammad (PBUH) released the Qur'an which fixed some of the things in the Bible that were wrong or poorly expressed(For example google search "Dead Sea Scrolls").
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