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how would life be ?

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Sikotic™:
Man is never happy, never content, no matter how good or bad things are. It's just a flaw in our make-up. It'll never change. That's why being as child is great. Everythign is new to you and exciting. I remember when everything was an adventure....everything. Now, at 20 years old, I haven't seen it all, but most of it, and it seems liek the quality of life is lowering.

'EclipZe:

--- Quote from: We$t Coa$t on April 24, 2006, 02:43:19 AM ---the world will end in 100 years, don't stress about it  :P

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ill hope ill be dead by that time, wouldn't wanna see the earth in 100 yrs, pretty fucked up place i guess, it's fucked up now already

nibs:

--- Quote from: -Sikotic- on April 24, 2006, 11:27:01 AM ---Man is never happy, never content, no matter how good or bad things are. It's just a flaw in our make-up. It'll never change. That's why being as child is great. Everythign is new to you and exciting. I remember when everything was an adventure....everything. Now, at 20 years old, I haven't seen it all, but most of it, and it seems liek the quality of life is lowering.

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i think the bad is essential to life.  if everything was good, life might seem redundant.  even if everyone had genuine love for one another and rich/poor was eliminated.  there would still be other superficial divisions; and eliminating those, still sickness and death.

life cannot be perfect.

Sikotic™:
Yeah, the bad in life helps you grow as a person and teaches you lessons. It's not even possible for there to be peace on earth because the nature of man is to rebel and do the opposite.

nibs:

--- Quote from: nibs on April 24, 2006, 10:26:57 AM ---within this discussion it's possibly a non-issue.
the premise was "what if islam were the way of life?", thus the premise seems to rule out the possibility of non-believers and even the need for freedom of religion; as islam is the way of life...

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i should clarify this: i think even in an all islamic world, there is still room for other schools of thought, islam would simply be the basis for this; and thus the interpretations of various religions would be within that sort of framework.

in many ways islam (as a principle) and the qu'ran both leave many "non-essential" questions unanswered; and this allows a large amount of room for other religious schools of thought.  whether it be hinduism, sikhism, the teachings of christ...etc.  

it would be inaccurate to suggest that an all islamic world would be completely homogeneous in thought.  the current muslim world is not homogeneous.

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