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7even... Step in Here... I got a few questions for the atheists!
white Boy:
--- Quote from: Hajj Ibrahim Islam on August 10, 2004, 07:53:54 PM ---Okay... good answers.. I think I'll still need ya'll to answer just a few more questions though, before I can come up with what I want to say.
1. How do you think one should live there life?
2. What do you think is the best way of life a person can have?
3. If you could give a young kid advice on how they should grow up and live their life, what would you tell them?
4. Would you rather do something that would make you have fun? Or do something that would make you a better person?
5. Do you believe yourself to be the wisest in making desicions in your life, or do you look to something wiser than yourself for advice?
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1. one should live THEIR life however the fuck they want
2. the best way of a life? .. If a person is happy, then its the best way
3. Dont be a fuck, study in school now, and dont fuck around
4. a medium of the 2
5. i think i make all the posible wrong desisions that i can.... i like asking friends for advice, cause sometimes you need that extra help
KING VerbalAssaulta:
--- Quote from: Hajj Ibrahim Islam on August 09, 2004, 04:54:46 PM ---Check this out. Muslims, when we are around eachother, we don't use the word "religion". We use the Arabic word, "Deen" or "Sunnah" which means WAY OF LIFE. Or sometimes we talk about our "Al-Keedah" which is WHAT WE BELIEVE IN.
So check it out. Keeping that in mind, I don't buy all this atheist talk. I used to be an athiest. And looking back, I believed in many things, and I had a distinct way of life. Just because it wasn't called a religion, doesn't mean I'm not accountable for what I believed in.
For example, when I was an atheist, I really did believe in something. It just wasn't the Creator. But I did believe in something. And I did have a "way of life". Here's what it was...
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Z the laidback Virus:
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1. What do you believe in?
2. What is your way of life?
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And if you try to dodge the question, than answer me this...
1. What's the first thought that comes to your mind when you wake up in the morning?
2. What motivates you to work hard?
3. What would you be willing to die for?
4. What do you spend most of your time doing?
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1. I believe in nothing in a religious sense,as is undoubtedly the trap you try to put here, what I do believe in is that we shouldn't be so full of ourself and our achievements as we're nothing but a destructive species that evolved in an evolutionary sideway (vertebrates are a very small group compared to insects,plants or even bacteria wich all in all have a far greater impact on our world wether you like to admit it or not)
2. I live a hedonistic life in wich you still have to work for your achievements. I'm happy in nearly every way.
Other questions:
1. When I wake up I usually think 'damn,it's late allready' or 'stop that noise' or 'man,do I have an AFMD! (ashtonishingly fat morning dick)'
2. My future prospects, though I hardly ever work hard.
3. I'd be willing to die if that would bring some sense,tolerance and intelligence to the entire world population.
4. I'm usually living the 'Lifestyle of the Rich and Blasphemous'
infinite59:
I've read your reply's and I think I can state this now with confidence.
Your belief: The truth is relative. Believe whatever you want.
Your way of life: If it feels good do it, just don't harm anyone.
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So you live to please yourself, and you immaturely take your brief history on this Earth as being eternal, absolute truth. No thank you, I would rather live to please Allah, and recognize that the knowledge contained in the Qu'ran, is a higher form of knowledge than what I posess independantly.
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The problem is that the truth is not relative. And people cause harm without realizing it. I was explaining to a girl (who happens to be a preacher's daughter) in my nursing class, that because of the way she dresses (tight fitting clothes, cleavage showing), she is a great distraction and temptation to any man who is trying to live a married, stable, and upright life. That by her dressing so that she can be lusted over, she is not acting in an effort to please God.
Z the laidback Virus:
--- Quote ---So you live to please yourself, and you immaturely take your brief history on this Earth as being eternal, absolute truth. No thank you, I would rather live to please Allah, and recognize that the knowledge contained in the Qu'ran, is a higher form of knowledge than what I posess independantly.
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That's your own choice and beliefs, allow us to have our own.
--- Quote ---The problem is that the truth is not relative. And people cause harm without realizing it. I was explaining to a girl (who happens to be a preacher's daughter) in my nursing class, that because of the way she dresses (tight fitting clothes, cleavage showing), she is a great distraction and temptation to any man who is trying to live a married, stable, and upright life. That by her dressing so that she can be lusted over, she is not acting in an effort to please God.
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If that doesn't fall in the category of 'better mind your own business' I don't know what does.
In fact, this whole thread is something to wich I'd like to reply in that way.
Stop preaching and make some fun in life,you'll enjoy it.
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