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  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #150 - August 30, 2011, 05:13 PM

    no, i don't even belive in psychic powers, why do you ask? (see? i don't even know why you asked the question, that proves i'm no psychic).


    Uh huh. But you're not shy of telling me why I typed what I did, and even what note it was typed in. Witness:

    I know that response was supposed to seem smart and sophiticated, but the answer is no. I'd love to be able to live forever in eternal peace of mind.


    i am no mind-reader but you are right, i am annoyed by smug people.


    I ask someone whom I was told to be a rare creature - a Muslim of true apologetic prowess - what joy accrues from an infinite state of never changing, never dying, and singing Allah's praises, and he responds with the sort of rhetorical flourish one might associate with Yeezeevee. Disappointing.

    As you appear to be adept at making such judgements, your post (with its corollary below) inspires but one question in kind.

    that's why I added: "Or morality simply doesn't apply to God".


    How often were you beaten as a child? Tell me no lies.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #151 - August 30, 2011, 05:14 PM

    I know, I cited that verse for context.


    like i said, if you want Tafseer, then there are a million opinions... Ibn Hazm (in Tafseer Ibn Kathir) shares my opinion.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #152 - August 30, 2011, 05:15 PM

    Ibn Hazm's opinion in Tafseer Ibn Kathir.


    Can't find it Huh?

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #153 - August 30, 2011, 05:20 PM

    Uh huh. But you're not shy of telling me why I typed what I did, and even what note it was typed in. Witness:

    I ask someone whom I was told to be a rare creature - a Muslim of true apologetic prowess - what joy accrues from an infinite state of never changing, never dying, and singing Allah's praises, and he responds with the sort of rhetorical flourish one might associate with Yeezeevee. Disappointing.

    LOL! You made me chuckle! So you loathe yeezevee too?

    anyway, I was only gauging your personality from the very little you wrote, but so far the more you write the more I become certain about my initial guesses.

    Quote
    As you appear to be adept at making such judgements, your post (with its corollary below) inspires but one question in kind.

    How often were you beaten as a child? Tell me no lies.

    not very often. Mom never beaten me, Dad simply didn't want to have anything to do with children. My two elder brothers did beat me and my twin brother but only occasionally and I can't remember except 2 to 3 incidents.  

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #154 - August 30, 2011, 05:22 PM

    Can't find it Huh?


    not that i care what Tafseer says but here you go:

    قال الإمام أحمد حدثنا سليمان بن حرب حدثنا خالد بن سليمان عن كثير بن زياد البرساني عن أبي سمية قال اختلفنا في الورود فقال بعضنا لا يدخلها مؤمن وقال بعضهم يدخلونها جميعا ثم ينجي الله الذين اتقوا فلقيت جابر بن عبد الله فقلت له إنا اختلفنا في الورود فقال يردونها جميعا وقال سليمان بن مرة يدخلونها جميعا وأهوى بأصبعيه إلى أذنيه وقال صمتا إن لم أكن سمعت رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم يقول : " لا يبقى بر ولا فاجر إلا دخلها فتكون على المؤمن بردا وسلاما كما كانت على إبراهيم حتى إن للنار ضجيجا من بردهم ثم ينجي الله الذين اتقوا ويذر الظالمين فيها جثيا " غريب ولم يخرجوه وقال الحسن بن عرفة حدثنا مروان بن معاوية عن بكار بن أبي مروان عن خالد بن معدان قال : قال أهل الجنة بعدما دخلوا الجنة ألم يعدنا ربنا الورود على النار ؟ قال قد مررتم عليها وهي خامدة وقال عبد الرزاق عن ابن عيينة عن إسماعيل بن أبي خالد عن قيس بن أبي حازم قال كان عبد الله بن رواحة واضعا رأسه في حجر امرأته فبكى فبكت امرأته قال ما يبكيك ؟ قالت رأيتك تبكي فبكيت قال إني ذكرت قول الله عز وجل " وإن منكم إلا واردها " فلا أدري أنجو منها أم لا - وفي رواية - وكان مريضا وقال ابن جرير حدثنا أبو كريب حدثنا ابن يمان عن مالك بن مغول عن أبي إسحاق كان أبو ميسرة إذا أوى إلى فراشه قال يا ليت أمي لم تلدني ثم يبكي فقيل له ما يبكيك يا أبا ميسرة ؟ فقال أخبرنا أنا واردوها ولم نخبر أنا صادرون عنها وقال عبد الله بن المبارك عن الحسن البصري قال : قال رجل لأخيه هل أتاك أنك وارد النار قال نعم قال فهل أتاك أنك صادر عنها ؟ قال لا قال ففيم الضحك ؟ قال فما رئي ضاحكا حتى لحق بالله وقال عبد الرزاق أيضا أخبرنا ابن عيينة عن عمرو أخبرني من سمع ابن عباس يخاصم نافع بن الأزرق فقال ابن عباس الورود الدخول فقال نافع لا فقرأ ابن عباس " إنكم وما تعبدون من دون الله حصب جهنم أنتم لها واردون " وردوا أم لا وقال " يقدم قومه يوم القيامة فأوردهم النار " أوردها أم لا أما أنا وأنت فسندخلها فانظر هل نخرج منها أو لا وما أرى الله مخرجك منها بتكذيبك فضحك نافع . وروى ابن جريج عن عطاء قال قال أبو راشد الحروري وهو نافع بن الأزرق " لا يسمعون حسيسها " فقال ابن عباس ويلك أمجنون أنت أين قوله : " يقدم قومه يوم القيامة فأوردهم النار " " ونسوق المجرمين إلى جهنم وردا " " وإن منكم إلا واردها " والله إن كان دعاء من مضى : اللهم أخرجني من النار سالما وأدخلني الجنة غانما وقال ابن جرير حدثني محمد بن عبيد المحاربي حدثنا أسباط عن عبد الملك عن عبيد الله عن مجاهد قال كنت عند ابن عباس فأتاه رجل يقال له أبو راشد وهو نافع بن الأزرق فقال له يا ابن عباس أرأيت قول الله " وإن منكم إلا واردها كان على ربك حتما مقضيا " قال أما أنا وأنت يا أبا راشد فسنردها فانظر هل نصدر عنها أم لا . وقال أبو داود الطيالسي قال شعبة أخبرني عبد الله بن السائب عمن سمع ابن عباس يقرؤها " وإن منهم إلا واردها " يعني الكفار وهكذا روى عمرو بن الوليد البستي أنه سمع عكرمة يقرؤها كذلك " وإن منهم إلا واردها " قال وهم الظلمة كذلك كنا نقرؤها رواه ابن أبي حاتم وابن جرير وقال العوفي عن ابن عباس قوله " وإن منكم إلا واردها " يعني البر والفاجر ألا تسمع إلى قول الله لفرعون " يقدم قومه يوم القيامة فأوردهم النار " الآية " ونسوق المجرمين إلى جهنم وردا " فسمى الورود على النار دخولا وليس بصادر . وقال الإمام أحمد حدثنا عبد الرحمن عن إسرائيل عن السدي عن مرة عن عبد الله هو ابن مسعود " وإن منكم إلا واردها " قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " يرد الناس كلهم ثم يصدرون عنها بأعمالهم " ورواه الترمذي عن عبد بن حميد عن عبيد الله عن إسرائيل عن السدي به ورواه من طريق شعبة عن السدي عن مرة عن ابن مسعود مرفوعا هكذا وقع هذا الحديث هاهنا مرفوعا وقد رواه أسباط عن السدي عن مرة عن عبد الله بن مسعود قال : يرد الناس جميعا الصراط وورودهم قيامهم حول النار ثم يصدرون عن الصراط بأعمالهم فمنهم من يمر مثل البرق ومنهم من يمر مثل الريح ومنهم من يمر مثل الطير ومنهم من يمر كأجود الخيل ومنهم من يمر كأجود الإبل ومنهم من يمر كعدو الرجل حتى إن آخرهم مرا رجل نوره على موضع إبهامي قدميه يمر فيتكفأ به الصراط والصراط دحض مزلة عليه حسك كحسك القتاد حافتاه ملائكة معهم كلاليب من النار يختطفون بها الناس وذكر تمام الحديث رواه ابن أبي حاتم . وقال ابن جرير حدثنا خلاد بن أسلم حدثنا النضر حدثنا إسرائيل أخبرنا أبو إسحاق عن أبي الأحوص عن عبد الله قوله " وإن منكم إلا واردها " قال الصراط على جهنم مثل حد السيف فتمر الطبقة الأولى كالبرق والثانية كالريح والثالثة كأجود الخيل والرابعة كأجود البهائم ثم يمرون والملائكة يقولون اللهم سلم سلم ولهذا شواهد في الصحيحين وغيرهما من رواية أنس وأبي سعيد وأبي هريرة وجابر وغيرهم من الصحابة رضي الله عنهم . وقال ابن جرير حدثني يعقوب حدثنا ابن علية عن الجريري عن أبي السليك عن غنيم بن قيس قال ذكروا ورود النار فقال كعب : تمسك النار الناس كأنها متن إهالة حتى يستوي عليها أقدام الخلائق برهم وفاجرهم ثم يناديها مناد أن أمسكي أصحابك ودعي أصحابي قال فتخسف بكل ولي لها هي أعلم بهم من الرجل بولده ويخرج المؤمنون ندية ثيابهم قال كعب ما بين منكبي الخازن من خزنتها مسيرة سنة مع كل واحد منهم عمود ذو شعبتين يدفع به الدفع فيصرع به في النار سبعمائة ألف وقال الإمام أحمد حدثنا أبو معاوية حدثنا الأعمش عن أبي سفيان عن جابر عن أم مبشر عن حفصة قالت قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " إني لأرجو أن لا يدخل النار إن شاء الله أحد شهد بدرا والحديبية " قالت فقلت أليس الله يقول " وإن منكم إلا واردها " قالت : فسمعته يقول " ثم ننجي الذين اتقوا ونذر الظالمين فيها جثيا " وقال أحمد أيضا حدثنا ابن إدريس حدثنا الأعمش عن أبي سفيان عن جابر عن أم مبشر امرأة زيد بن حارثة قالت كان رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم في بيت حفصة فقال : " لا يدخل النار أحد شهد بدرا والحديبية " قالت حفصة أليس الله يقول " وإن منكم إلا واردها " فقال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " ثم ننجي الذين اتقوا " الآية وفي الصحيحين من حديث الزهري عن سعيد عن أبي هريرة رضي الله عنه قال : قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " لا يموت لأحد من المسلمين ثلاثة من الولد تمسه النار إلا تحلة القسم " . وقال عبد الرزاق قال معمر أخبرني الزهري عن ابن المسيب عن أبي هريرة أن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال : " من مات له ثلاثة لم تمسه النار إلا تحلة القسم " يعني الورود وقال أبو داود الطيالسي حدثنا زمعة عن الزهري عن سعيد بن المسيب عن أبي هريرة قال سمعت رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم يقول : " لا يموت لمسلم ثلاثة من الولد فتمسه النار إلا تحلة القسم " قال الزهري كأنه يريد هذه الآية " وإن منكم إلا واردها كان على ربك حتما مقضيا " وقال ابن جرير حدثني عمران بن بكار الكلاعي حدثنا أبو المغيرة حدثنا عبد الرحمن بن يزيد بن تميم حدثنا إسماعيل بن عبيد الله عن أبي صالح عن أبي هريرة قال خرج رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم يعود رجلا من أصحابه وعك وأنا معه ثم قال " إن الله تعالى يقول هي ناري أسلطها على عبدي المؤمن لتكون حظه من النار في الآخرة " غريب ولم يخرجوه من هذا الوجه وحدثنا أبو كريب حدثنا أبو اليمان عن عثمان بن الأسود عن مجاهد قال الحمى حظ كل مؤمن من النار ثم قرأ " وإن منكم إلا واردها " وقال الإمام أحمد حدثنا حسن حدثنا ابن لهيعة حدثنا زبان بن فائد عن سهل بن معاذ بن أنس الجهني عن أبيه عن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال : " من قرأ قل هو الله أحد حتى يختمها عشر مرات بنى الله له قصرا في الجنة " فقال عمر إذا نستكثر يا رسول الله فقال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " الله أكثر وأطيب " وقال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " من قرأ ألف آية في سبيل الله كتب يوم القيامة مع النبيين والصديقين والشهداء والصالحين وحسن أولئك رفيقا إن شاء الله ومن حرس من وراء المسلمين في سبيل الله متطوعا لا بأجر سلطان لم ير النار بعينيه إلا تحلة القسم " قال الله تعالى : " وإن منكم إلا واردها " وإن الذكر في سبيل الله يضاعف فوق النفقة بسبعمائة ضعف وفي رواية بسبعمائة ألف ضعف وروى أبو داود عن أبي الطاهر عن ابن وهب وعن يحيى بن أيوب كلاهما عن زبان عن سهل عن أبيه عن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم " إن الصلاة علي والصيام والذكر يضاعف على النفقة في سبيل الله بسبعمائة ضعف " وقال عبد الرزاق عن معمر عن قتادة قوله " وإن منكم إلا واردها " قال هو الممر عليها . وقال عبد الرحمن بن زيد بن أسلم في قوله " وإن منكم إلا واردها " قال ورود المسلمين المرور على الجسر بين ظهرانيها وورود المشركين أن يدخلوها وقال النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم " الزالون والزالات يومئذ كثير وقد أحاط بالجسر يومئذ سماطان من الملائكة دعاؤهم يا الله سلم سلم " وقال السدي عن مرة عن ابن مسعود في قوله " كان على ربك حتما مقضيا " قال قسما واجبا : وقال مجاهد حتما قال قضاء .
     

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #155 - August 30, 2011, 05:31 PM

    Hell was prepared by Allah (3:131, 4:18, etc).
    He cared enough to make that torture chamber for disbelievers. If he was apathetic, he wouldn't care to prepare anything for them, even if it takes no effort.


    Have you heard the good news? There is no God!
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #156 - August 30, 2011, 05:39 PM

    As opposed to how it was before?

    I spent time and thoughts into compiling list of 5, and now it is all burried under his non-sense mumbo-jumbo.

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  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #157 - August 30, 2011, 05:42 PM

    Quote
    I spent time and thoughts into compiling list of 5, and now it is all burried under his non-sense mumbo-jumbo.


    the thing i don't understand about attention whores like yourself is why they crave attention from everybody?  piggy

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #158 - August 30, 2011, 05:45 PM

    Fine. Some scholars give credence to the view that Hell is the default state in the afterlife. But I still see no support for the view that that indicates apathy.

    Also:

    "قال رجل لأخيه هل أتاك أنك وارد النار قال نعم قال فهل أتاك أنك صادر عنها ؟ قال لا قال ففيم الضحك ؟ قال فما رئي ضاحكا حتى لحق بالله"

    LOLOLOLOLOLOL

    Sorry, but, that's just hilarious Tongue Poor dude was traumatized.



    Also:

    "أما أنا وأنت فسندخلها فانظر هل نخرج منها أو لا وما أرى الله مخرجك منها بتكذيبك فضحك نافع"

    Nice to see Muslims had a sense of humor Tongue

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #159 - August 30, 2011, 06:04 PM

    I still don't think that religious cruelty is caused by concepts related to *the after life*. And when it comes to Christianity, specifically, threats of Hell are rare and quite vague. Religious leaders did take advantage of Hell and sometimes even justified their most heinous crimes in the name of saving souls from Hell, but I still think Hell was not the drive of this cruelty but rather a lame excuse for someone who was intent on being cruel, anyway.


    Come on debunker, there is a centrality there regarding the iron fist aspect of Islam, and the atmospherics that accrue from there that cannot be denied. Pre-enlightenment (and even in some parts today) Christianity was the same.


    "we can smell traitors and country haters"


    God is Love.
    Love is Blind. Stevie Wonder is blind. Therefore, Stevie Wonder is God.

  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #160 - August 30, 2011, 06:16 PM

    Quote
    Come on debunker, there is a centrality there regarding the iron fist aspect of Islam, and the atmospherics that accrue from there that cannot be denied.

     

    i will not contest this statement. i only contest attributing this to afterlife threats.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #161 - August 30, 2011, 06:23 PM

    Well, the Qur'an says that 'Allah is the creator of every thing' in Q. 13:16, and so therefore, he's also the creator of the state that humans find themselves in after death. Clearly, if he created Hell as the default state, he must have cared enough to make it so, but that doesn't seem like something a god would do completely randomly.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #162 - August 30, 2011, 06:37 PM

    Quote
    Well, the Qur'an says that 'Allah is the creator of every thing' in Q. 13:16, and so therefore, he's also the creator of the state that humans find themselves in after death. Clearly, if he created Hell as the default state, he must have cared enough to make it so, but that doesn't seem like something a god would do completely randomly.


     i agree with every word you said. Indeed, God even cared enough to create humanity.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #163 - August 30, 2011, 06:41 PM

    Debunker you seem to know everthing about god - his indifferene, his caring etc - you even have the ability to read gods mind. Tell me are you god in disguise?


    Little Fly, Thy summer's play
    My thoughtless hand has brushed away.

    I too dance and drink, and sing,
    Till some blind hand shall brush my wing.

    Therefore I am a happy fly,
    If I live or if I die.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #164 - August 30, 2011, 06:44 PM

    This is what I have found with strongly religious people in general — they seem to know god’s mind, until you push them to some logical brink they cannot back away from, at which point they tell us: “It is not for us to question god’s intentions or actions”, or words to that effect.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #165 - August 30, 2011, 06:50 PM

    Debunker you seem to know everthing about god - his indifferene, his caring etc - you even have the ability to read gods mind. Tell me are you god in disguise?


    now, now little happy fly, i was beginning to like you based on the few posts I read for you here and there (i even like your avatar). Such an energetic full of life chap you are, and now this post? why mock me so?

    anyway, all what i said is based on my understanding of the quran. That's all.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #166 - August 30, 2011, 06:53 PM

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    i agree with every word you said


    Dammit!
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #167 - August 30, 2011, 07:28 PM

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    now, now little happy fly, i was beginning to like you based on the few posts I read for you here and there.


    Your god does not like me - but why should you debunker?

    Are you more compassionate than than your god?

    A god you say you love and yet he is indifferent to the suffering he inflicts on the people of hell. A place he created for this purpose.

    I too was begining to like your arguments until you started talking about gods indifference - his torturing is good, his lies are good, his hatred is good. If he commands you to rape, murder steal etc that will be good because he as you say is beyond good and evil. Such a talk makes god a monster. A divine despot who terrorizes his subject. He is no different from earthly tyrants. And sooner these tyrants - divine or otherwise are dethroned the better for us all.


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    why mock me so?


    Why do you feel that you are mocked. You speak so eloquently about this god - his needs and indifference you know it so well -it sounded it was god himself was talking. Who would know his torturing will be seen as good except the divine tyrant himself?

    So dont take this as mocking but a way of engaging with the things you are saying about god.

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    anyway, all what i said is based on my understanding of the quran. That's all.


    And your understanding says god is divine despot who is above any concept of morality?

    Then you make your god a monster.

    Others understanding make this god, a god of love and compassion.

    So it looks like we make god in our own image Smiley

    But anyway would love to continue on one to one --- this thread has too much distraction.

    And yes i am a happy fly  Wink


    But who are and what is it that you do and what is the reason you being here?






    Little Fly, Thy summer's play
    My thoughtless hand has brushed away.

    I too dance and drink, and sing,
    Till some blind hand shall brush my wing.

    Therefore I am a happy fly,
    If I live or if I die.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #168 - August 30, 2011, 08:28 PM

    dearest fly,

    you said:
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    Your god does not like me - but why should you debunker?

    Whoever God hates/loves is irrelevant.... so long as you're not persecuting Muslims for their religion, I can like you and befriend you too... God even says so in His book.
     
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    Are you more compassionate than than your god?

     
    No.

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    A god you say you love and yet he is indifferent to the suffering he inflicts on the people of hell. A place he created for this purpose.

    problem is we humans have great regard for each other, but to God we are less than specks of dust. It is puzzling that He cares for some of us... probably that's what is meant by His mercy? He's merciful enough to save some infinitely insignificant creation of His?
      
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    I too was begining to like your arguments until you started talking about gods indifference - his torturing is good, his lies are good, his hatred is good.

    oh come on... I never said anything about lies or hatred (i don't belive God *literally* hates anyone.... we're way beneath His hatred).
    As to torturing me being a good act of God, I already explained to harakat that I meant morality does not apply to God.
     
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    If he commands you to rape, murder steal etc that will be good because he as you say is beyond good and evil. Such a talk makes god a monster. A divine despot who terrorizes his subject. He is no different from earthly tyrants. And sooner these tyrants - divine or otherwise are dethroned the better for us all.

     
    If He orders me to do these things then He is no God.... such words would be the words of self-deifying monsters.

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    Why do you feel that you are mocked. You speak so eloquently about this god - his needs and indifference you know it so well -it sounded it was god himself was talking. Who would know his torturing will be seen as good except the divine tyrant himself?

    So dont take this as mocking but a way of engaging with the things you are saying about god.

    i'll pass.

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    And your understanding says god is divine despot who is above any concept of morality?

    yes.

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    Then you make your god a monster.

     
    when you think of God as if He's a human, or a powerful being, but still limited, then your verdict would be fair.

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    Others understanding make this god, a god of love and compassion.

    So it looks like we make god in our own image

    But anyway would love to continue on one to one --- this thread has too much distraction.

    fact is, I'm retired from debating religion..... I don't know how I was dragged into discussing it again, and I'm trying to end it as soon as possible.
     
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    And yes i am a happy fly

    and i love that Smiley

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #169 - August 30, 2011, 08:32 PM

    If He orders me to do these things then He is no God.... such words would be the words of self-deifying monsters.


    But morality doesn't apply to God Huh?

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #170 - August 30, 2011, 08:37 PM

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    But morality doesn't apply to God

     

    yes.... in fact, when someone acts as though morality does not apply to them, that's self-deification.

    So when someone says that God makes it OK for you to rape, steal, etc, then those can't be the words of God.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #171 - August 30, 2011, 08:39 PM

    Again, not even Hitler, or the worst human, can go so low as to inflict eternal torture on other men. So you see, it's nothing for dude to brag about really, for not even Mao can allow himself to do it.


    So how is it justified for god to do such a thing?

    ok, keep pretending that you have to become poor in order to be able to help others OR go ahead, sell you luxury items and give the money to those in pain.


    Your missing the overall point, which is that even if I didn't lift a finger to help I'd still be morally superior to the one that willingly caused the suffering in the first place. I can claim that moral superiority unhypocritically, because I don't torture, I don't cause famines, etc.

    how fuck works without shit??


    Let's Play Chess!

    harakaat, friend, RIP
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #172 - August 30, 2011, 08:40 PM

    @debunker

     Retired?

    There is no point to a reply then

    I bid you adiue Smiley








    Little Fly, Thy summer's play
    My thoughtless hand has brushed away.

    I too dance and drink, and sing,
    Till some blind hand shall brush my wing.

    Therefore I am a happy fly,
    If I live or if I die.
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #173 - August 30, 2011, 08:46 PM



    yes.... in fact, when someone acts as though morality does not apply to them, that's self-deification.

    So when someone says that God makes it OK for you to rape, steal, etc, then those can't be the words of God.


    ... what?

    You just said, in the same breath, "yes" (morality doesn't apply to god), "those [immoral commands] cannot be the words of God".


    Huh? Huh? Huh?

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #174 - August 30, 2011, 08:48 PM


    So how is it justified for god to do such a thing?


    Hilter is a human, so no matter how evil he is, torturing *other humans*, for all eternity, would still be a very significant issue. I don't think even Hitler could do it.

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    Your missing the overall point, which is that even if I didn't lift a finger to help I'd still be morally superior to the one that willingly caused the suffering in the first place. I can claim that moral superiority unhypocritically, because I don't torture, I don't cause famines, etc.


    first of all, that's not how the conversation between me and your friend started. He was saying he wouldn't be able to enjoy heaven knowing that others are suffering Hell.... as opposed to me, for example. Now, to address your point (again), even Hitler wouldn't torture someone forever.

    Besides, I'm sure an ant, for example, would think of herself morally superior to you, if you so choose to eradicate an ant colony (but the comparison, of course, would be pointless, because you're no ant).

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #175 - August 30, 2011, 08:52 PM

    ... what?

    You just said, in the same breath, "yes" (morality doesn't apply to god), "those [immoral commands] cannot be the words of God".


    Huh? Huh? Huh?


    they cannot be the words of God because God won't deify us. Such words can only be written by self-deifying humans.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #176 - August 30, 2011, 08:53 PM

    Except ants don't feel pain because they have no nociceptors. And killing them is not like torturing them forever.

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #177 - August 30, 2011, 08:54 PM

    they cannot be the words of God because God won't deify us humans. Such words would be written by self-deifying humans.


    Why? Why can't God ask you to do evil things?

    قل للمليحة في الخمار الأسود
    مـاذا فـعــلت بــناسـك مـتـعـبد

    قـد كـان شـمّر لــلـصلاة ثـيابه
    حتى خـطرت له بباب المسجد

    ردي عليـه صـلاتـه وصيـامــه
    لا تـقــتـلــيه بـحـق ديــن محمد
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #178 - August 30, 2011, 08:56 PM

    Except ants don't feel pain because they have no nociceptors. And killing them is not like torturing them forever.


    you get my point though (hopefully?)

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
  • Re: 5 strongest arguments against the Quran - debate challenge for all?
     Reply #179 - August 30, 2011, 08:57 PM

    Why? Why can't God ask you to do evil things?


    when the words of God basically boil down to telling me that I am above morality, then He is *deifying* me.

    A googolplex is *precisely* as far from infinity as is the number 1.--Carl Sagan
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