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7even... Step in Here... I got a few questions for the atheists!

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infinite59:

--- Quote from: Z the laidback Virus on August 13, 2004, 01:28:53 PM ---
--- 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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I do allow you to have your own opinion.  You guys promote everything from atheism to porn at this message board, so I am allowed to promote Islam.  Muslims aren't allowed to force anyone to becoming Muslim.  But I will promote Islam, and enjoin what is right.

And with that girl, actually I was minding my own business.  She saw my wife drop me off at school that day, and she was asking me about Islam and said she was interested in becoming a Muslim.

Z the laidback Virus:
If you aren't preaching and promoting islam, neither are advertisers trying to tempt people to buy their products.

tommyilromano:
...You are crazy.


--- Quote from: Hajj Ibrahim Islam on August 13, 2004, 09:01:14 AM ---
--- 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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