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TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: 7even the Harbinger on January 13, 2005, 05:09:08 AM ---
Don't you think I am wrong when I say all your beliefs are trash? So how do we differ then?


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Well to be exact, I was agreeing specifically with Sikotic's statement that 'the problem is that people become egotistical in their beliefs and they want to say everything else is wrong, when really we need to respect others viewpoints.' 

And to clarify, at age 18 I converted to Islam when I determined it to be the best way to conduct my life, and I still believe this, so I'm still a Muslim.  But to say that everything else is wrong would be arrogant because I don't know about everything that's out there, but of the little I do know I've decided to be a Muslim.   I keep an open mind, and take the facts as they come to me.

Noname:
The islam isnt a bad religion.The islam is a lot like the christian religion. Its just a small group of people who are crazy. I know for sure the majority of muslims are normal people just like every1 else. But its a small group of people who give the muslims a bad name. And the media only report bad things about muslims. They should also focus on the positive things.

King Tech Quadafi:
7even dismisses religion. Interesting, I suppose the idea that the entire universe in all its marvel and complexity was one coincidence is more feasible? Or a result of an amazing sequence of scientific incidents?. Laughable, this world has a design to it, thus it has a creator.

The brother who posted earlier was right, my post wasnt based on Quran just various hadith and tradition i have come across

Sikotic™:

--- Quote from: O.G. Techniec on January 13, 2005, 02:02:47 PM ---7even dismisses religion. Interesting, I suppose the idea that the entire universe in all its marvel and complexity was one coincidence is more feasible? Or a result of an amazing sequence of scientific incidents?. Laughable, this world has a design to it, thus it has a creator.

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That's exactly how I feel homie. It's more logical to believe that a creator put together something as complex as our universe. I also think we mimick our creator (i.e. constructing buildings, birds constructing nests, etc.)


--- Quote from: Thul Hijjah 1425 A.D. on January 13, 2005, 12:22:56 AM ---
--- Quote from: -Sikotic- on January 12, 2005, 09:51:35 PM ---
--- Quote from: Rampant on January 12, 2005, 09:32:24 PM ---If you believe something you cannot force your beliefs on other people.

Believing in something like God takes faith, because it cant be proven, its just something you believe to be true.

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That;s the whole problem. People believe so strongly in other people's beliefs, they become egotistical with it and say everyone else is wrong.

The downfall of mankind.

If people respected others viewpoints and faiths more often, things would be more peaceful. That's why no one can get mad at 7even either. You can;t prove him right or wrong, but you can have strong believe for his statement or against it.

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Good point... How can you be telling someone to believe in something and see things your way if your not willing to listen and understand them?  How can someone be so sure of themself if they haven't been willing to listen to others and automatically consider others wrong?

Sikotic always keeps it real.

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Thanks homie.

*Jamal*:

--- Quote from: O.G. Techniec on January 13, 2005, 02:02:47 PM ---7even dismisses religion. Interesting, I suppose the idea that the entire universe in all its marvel and complexity was one coincidence is more feasible? Or a result of an amazing sequence of scientific incidents?. Laughable, this world has a design to it, thus it has a creator.

The brother who posted earlier was right, my post wasnt based on Quran just various hadith and tradition i have come across

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What's also interesting is that scientists believe the creation of the universe was the result of a "Big Bang".... the Quran's description of how God created the universe actually parallels that... so in my view, science and religion actually come together... I do believe the scientific theory of the BigBang, but then religion describes that God caused the "BigBang" (as the parallel description in the Quran describes) to occur...

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