Islam - a religon of peace (aka- no drama)

jimlab · #61 01-04-2006, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by yzf-r1

so I flatly reject your pronouncements of judgment...

And substitute your own reality.

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you are judging because you're making personal statements about my character, and I always refrain from that, unless I'm falsely accused.

Well, unless they're fags or infidels, right? :wink: :wink: :nudge: :nudge:

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your's is the typical, oft-repeated, high brow condemnation/judgment/cop-out

So what do you call your typical, oft-repeated, high-handed, long-winded, and utterly predictable condemnation/judgement/regurgitation/tirades?

Two words: hypocritical bullshit.

BATMAN · #62 01-04-2006, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by yzf-r1

take a few minutes and read the primer on Bible history in the "Forbidden Book" thread....answers most of these questions

the catholic church OPPOSED the Bible being made available to the common man, they still believe only the pope can understand it (as ridiculous as that idea is), not the every day person

so they martyred thousands in their lust for control/power....they even attempted to re-write the scriptures (!)

but God always preserves a remnant, and always preserves His Word against the forces that would seek to eliminate it....remember, God chose a FEW, not the majority, God doesn't need the masses, His power is "magnified in [human] weakness"....don't believe for one second that 70 to 90% of Americans are "Christian", absolute nonsense

Matthew 7

Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.

Much of this "information", if not all of it is not first hand for u. It's information that has been passed on down and perhaps adulterated with a dash of hidden agendas.

I tend to question these sources and their merits based on these issues.

Even being raised Catholick, I have questioned practices such as collecting $$$$ for the needy.

The vatican seem to have a wealth of material goods, the richest religon on earth and yet, they need to collect $$$ for the poor, who I think is a victim of having too many kids where quality control is at a minimal, if that.

YZF, do u ever question ur beliefs and it's practices?

DarkAngelKamui · #63 01-04-2006, 12:04 PM

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YZF, do u ever question ur beliefs and it's practices?

$5 says you already know the answer to that one

BATMAN · #64 01-04-2006, 02:49 PM

True, the Catholicks have a very colorful history of red, orange and yellow.

But the Christian Coalition (which I believe that u are a part of) is on the fast track to take helm of the Christian Jihadist role.

Just look at their support of attacking the mid-east.

Look at their medical practices where they place a palm on ur forehead and exclaim, "COME OUT!!!."

BATMAN · #65 01-04-2006, 05:32 PM

ur first 2 paragraphs goes back to my original point that how do we know what ur taught and what u read is the real deal?

talk to any islam and/or jew and they will think that ur the crack pot and have some neo-chritian book that was invented by the mentally ill.

and there will be a constant rebuttal going back and forth on who is right and wrong.

That's how religious wars start and why i got turned off.

BATMAN · #66 01-04-2006, 05:33 PM

besides, in hell, the pussy is hotter.

meddle · #67 01-05-2006, 01:58 AM

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besides, in hell, the pussy is hotter.

And fresher on earth.......