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Good things in this life should only be viewed as gifts from Allah...
TraceOneInfinite:
The good things we recieve in this life should only be viewed as gifts from Allah. They should be treated as you would treat a gift, and one should always remind oneself about the origion of the gift which is from none other than Allah. Allah created all things and all conditions, so it is through Allah that everything is gained. It is not through our own unique qualities but rather it is through Allah and he is the only thing that is truly unique and unlike anything that exists within his creation.
J Bananas:
I am offended by your oppressive religious propaganda at this decent socio-political forum and call for a ban, Seer it's on you but he's gone overboard with this stuff
Chief:
i could see that happening, sometimes shit gets so bad, then all of a sudden you get thrown a rubber ducky that keeps you afloat, sometimes i do say to myself thank god...
7even:
If I view the good things as gifts from God, then I'd have to regard the bad things as stuff that God hooked me up with as well... and then I'd have to hate that sucker. You can't have it both ways. What the fuck, something bad happens, it's because of the awesome free will that he gave us and shit. Something good happens, it's a gift from him. Not our own work, no, a fucking gift from him. Get the fuck outta here.
Primo:
Your actions and the consequences you get for your action are your own fault. The gifts that you got yourself are indeed gifts that you help yourself get. No one is controlling what anybody does. There is no supernatural force guiding people to do certain things. Bad things happen because either you fail to prevent them to happen, or it is an accident caused by human error. Say your mother dies of cancer, you don't blame some imaginary supernatural force. It happened because she failed to prevent it from happening by not smoking and eating a poor diet, or maybe she had a genetic mutation from carcinogens from her environment.
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