Like GGBG said, it depends on the loved ones. Kids? forgedda bout it. Husband? I would think long and hard before I declined. Fiancee? yes, probably.
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Lets say something positive about Islam!
by eyeslice ini'ii start off.
i have traveled widely in asia and have visited iran on business.
i have always found the average muslim to be extremely hospitable and generous.
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stealyourface
The true meaning and idea of Islam is Peace and the making of Peace.
Easyshi, if only that were so! The word Islam is from the root saalem, meaning peace, but Islam actually means submission. In a round about way, it means the peace that comes from submission. The problem with Islam is not that it is a 'foreign' religion, but that it seeks to impose it's dictates in any country it's adherents establish a foothold. From it's beginning Mohammed's goal was conquest by death if necessary. Today, we see Muslims in Europe, Africa and Asia reverting to 'old school' Islam, as the Prophet intended. 'Peaceful' Muslims in the West are seeking to further Islam via changing laws and seeking special accomodations to protect their lifestyle at the expense of others, rather than assimilate to their new (or existing) homelands.
I have no beef with you personally. You sound like a 'moderate' Muslim who has trancended the violent message of Mohammed. I do agree with you that a True God can stand criticism, or at least forgive an honest doubt without any earthly hatchmen.
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Lets say something positive about Islam!
by eyeslice ini'ii start off.
i have traveled widely in asia and have visited iran on business.
i have always found the average muslim to be extremely hospitable and generous.
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stealyourface
To clairfy, most of us have had our fill with death cults.
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Lets say something positive about Islam!
by eyeslice ini'ii start off.
i have traveled widely in asia and have visited iran on business.
i have always found the average muslim to be extremely hospitable and generous.
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stealyourface
Yes, the 'Christian' West has had it's problems, and has been involved in many wars, although few have been committed in the name of religion. The Crusades were a defensive war against Islam's agression in Palestine. Why has the West been able to prosper and work in a spirit of co-operation?
I will give Islam this, they are getting back to the fundamentals. What is your take on sura 9.5 and 9.29? what are your views of Shari'a, and what do you make of the refusal of Muslim states to sign the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? Should the International Olympic Committee change the date of the 2012 Olympics so that Islamic athletes are not conflicted about participating in sport, or fasting during Ramadan? What you think of the hysterical attacks on all those, including the Pope, who dare to say things that are not flattering to Islam? What do you think of the Danish cartoons murder threats, the figure of Muhammad, and of little Aisha,(6 yr. old wife) and Asma bint Marwan, and the Khaybar oasis attack, and whether he agrees with other Believers that Muhamamd is indeed the Perfect Man, the man to be emulated, uswa hasana, al-insan al-kamil. No taqiyya and tu-quoque please.
You sound like an appologist for a Death Cult. Most of us here have had our fill with them.
Daily Mail article on the Olympics http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=410439&in_page_id=1770
Online Qur'an http://www.hti.umich.edu/k/koran/browse.html
Islam's equivalent of Quotes http://www.jihadwatch.org/
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Lets say something positive about Islam!
by eyeslice ini'ii start off.
i have traveled widely in asia and have visited iran on business.
i have always found the average muslim to be extremely hospitable and generous.
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stealyourface
Since it's inception, Islam has offered kaffir's the opportunity to convert, pay jizya and live a second class existance as a dhimmi, or die at the point of a sword. Oh yeah, they practive taquiah (theocratic warfare). What a wonderful culture!
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I need your help please!
by Jerohobobonadad ini'm going to be spinning some tunes/ gracing the wheels of steel/ throwing down some phat beats etc at a works halloween party next week-----.
i need help sorting out a playlist!.
please give me your ideal sounds - nothing too hardcore though, nice pop music if you please.. thanks.
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stealyourface
Chick A Boom - Daddy Dewdrop, The Witchdoctor - Alvin and the Chipmunks, Clap For The Wolfman - The Guess Who, Frankenstein - Edgar Winter
Oldies, but still goodies.
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I need your help please!
by Jerohobobonadad ini'm going to be spinning some tunes/ gracing the wheels of steel/ throwing down some phat beats etc at a works halloween party next week-----.
i need help sorting out a playlist!.
please give me your ideal sounds - nothing too hardcore though, nice pop music if you please.. thanks.
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stealyourface
Oingo Boingo's Dead Man's Party
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Conversation with a Christian Fundie
by ringo5 inok, not a conversation of mine, but a parody of one, written by robert g. ingersoll, and a brilliant one at that.
quite long, but he covers all of the circular arguments that i knew of, plus a whole lot more, and is very entertaining.
question.
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stealyourface
Ringo, thanks for bringing this up. Here is one of my favorites from his lecture 'Some Mistakes of Moses' illustrating the absurdity of literal belief vs. unbelief:
Let me show you the result of unbelief. Let us suppose, for a
moment, that we are at the Day of Judgment, listening to the trial
of souls as they arrive. The Recording Secretary, or whoever does
the cross-examining, says to a soul:Where are you from?
I am from the Earth.
What kind of a man were you?
Well, I don't like to talk about myself. I suppose you can
tell by looking at your books.No, sir. You must tell what kind of a man you were.
Well, I was what you might call a first-rate fellow. I loved
my wife and children. My home was my heaven. My fireside was a
paradise to me. To sit there and see the lights and shadows fall
upon the faces of those I loved, was to me a perfect joy.How did you treat your family?
I never said an unkind word. I never caused my wife, nor one
of my children, a moment's pain.Did you pay your debts?
I did not owe a dollar when I died, and left enough to pay my
funeral expenses, and to keep the fierce wolf of want from the door
of those I loved.Did you belong to any church?
No, sir. They were too narrow, pinched and bigoted for me, I
never thought that I could be very happy if other folks were
damned.Did you believe in eternal punishment?
Well, no. I always thought that God could get his revenge in
far less time.Did you believe the rib story?
Do you mean the Adam and Eve business?
Yes! Did you believe that?
To tell you the God's truth, that was just a little more than
I could swallow.Away with him to hell!
Next!
Where are you from?
I am from the world too.
Did you belong to any church?
Yes, sir, and to the Young Men's Christian Association
besides.What was your business?
Cashier in a Savings Bank.
Did you ever run away with any money?
Where I came from, a witness could not be compelled to
criminate himself.The law is different here. Answer the question. Did you run
away with any money?Yes, sir.
How much?
One hundred thousand dollars.
Did you take anything else with you?
Yes, sir.
Well, what else?
I took my neighbor's wife -- we sang together in the choir.
Did you have a wife and children of your own?
Yes, sir.
And you deserted them?
Yes, sir, but such was my confidence in God that I believed he
would take care of them.Have you heard of them since?
No, sir.
Did you believe in the rib story?
Bless your soul, of course I did. A thousand times I regretted
that there were no harder stories in the Bible, so that I could
have shown my wealth of faith.Do you believe the rib story yet?
Yes, with all my heart.
Give him a harp!
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We know someone grew up in the 1970's...
by greendawn in"if they are well acquainted with the lyrics of the "grease" soundtrack, weren't allowed to see the omen or the excorcist, had a massive video player at home, can't recall using mobile phones, they know who killed jr." and what else?
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stealyourface
Donny Osmond, Bobby Sherman and Gilbert O'Sullivan. HR Puffinstuff. Schwinn bikes with bananna seats.
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We know someone grew up in the 1970's...
by greendawn in"if they are well acquainted with the lyrics of the "grease" soundtrack, weren't allowed to see the omen or the excorcist, had a massive video player at home, can't recall using mobile phones, they know who killed jr." and what else?
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stealyourface
LOL Katie!