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You're already demonstrating your anger and annoyance. Work it out for yourself, considering that you're the one who already cares the most!
Not to suggest that I don't care too, because they p-ss me off when they try to foist their religious nonsense on us.
There is only one Islam.
Then you shan't get an answer at all.Then why do they spend so much time and effort trying to kill one another if they all have the same faith?
(I don't expect an honest answer, of course.)
You're escalating your annoyance, anger, and feelings that I've insulted you.There is no anger. I don't know why you insist on speaking for myself and the other atheists when we have already stated that we just don't care. And I don't care that much if they want to talk about their religion. Good for them. First Amendment and all that. No, they don't "**** me off". Why should they? You are apparently projecting YOUR anger onto others, trying to claim that we have feelings like you, which we don't.
The only religionists that make me angry are the fundies who support the serial adulterer lying amoral scumbag Trump. And rightly so. They are total hypocrites. Any decent person would be upset by that hypocrisy, claiming to be oh-so-holy and supporting a scumbag.
You're escalating your annoyance, anger, and feelings that I've insulted you.
And now you're ensured me that the religious make you angry, when in fact, if you were being truthful on your claim of indifference you would be stating other reasons why Trump's followers make you angry.
Work it out for yourself, you've wasted enough of my time.
Then you shan't get an answer at all.
Yet, you can't show that you speak the truth there. You can quote from a book that was written by men, but you can't show those men wrote the truth about what God wants.Your problem is precisely in God defining good and bad, as far as I can tell.
The Qur'an proves itself. Anytime you're ready to open your eyes.Yet, you can't show that you speak the truth there. You can quote from a book that was written by men, but you can't show those men wrote the truth about what God wants.
To be fair — you really do come off as frustrated, to say the least, in all these religious/anti-religious topics.You're hilarious. You claim to be able to speak for the feelings of others better than they can, and then you get all upset when I decide to show the truth of my own feelings.
One of us truly does need to "work it out", and that is clearly not me.
You can't win an argument with circular reasoning. Claims of divinity in a book are not proof or evidence the claims made in the book are true. It would be like me claiming "atheism proves itself because there is no god."The Qur'an proves itself. Anytime you're ready to open your eyes.
The Qur'an proves itself. Anytime you're ready to open your eyes.
You have misunderstood because you haven't read the Quran. Your argument's premise is false.You can't win an argument with circular reasoning. Claims of divinity in a book are not proof or evidence the claims made in the book are true. It would be like me claiming "atheism proves itself because there is no god."
How astoundingly ignorant you are.That is the claim. However, that claim falls short of reality. You keep saying that, but you can't show it. Since you said that you think Djinn exist, show me a Djinn, which is mentioned in the Qur'an. If you can not demonstrate that, or show me how I can examine that claim for myself, then your claim that the Qur'an proves itself is shown to be false.
You're escalating your annoyance, anger, and feelings that I've insulted you.
And now you're ensured me that the religious make you angry, when in fact, if you were being truthful on your claim of indifference you would be stating other reasons why Trump's followers make you angry.
Work it out for yourself, you've wasted enough of my time.
To be fair — you really do come off as frustrated, to say the least, in all these religious/anti-religious topics.
How astoundingly ignorant you are.
All of them can apply depending on why the other person is saying it.If they don't believe in hell and they have no doubt about their beliefs, whatsoever (they often claim they do not), why would it bother them if a Mormon/Muslim/Jew/Christian/Hindu said that they believe that those who disbelieve in their religion will go to hell?
I have heard multiple arguments from Christians that Muslims will go to hell. This has never made me feel the slightest discomfort.
I have never had a discussion about religions with a deeply religious person, so I don't really have any personal experience about this. But still, my guess would be that if someone says you are going to go to hell, you have somehow provoked them.
To be honest, why should an atheist and a religious person have a conversation about religion? It's not like either of them is going to admit they were wrong.
Then why do they spend so much time and effort trying to kill one another if they all have the same faith?
It depends on which Christian you ask.I don't think it is fair to single out Islam for this question. One might just as well ask the same question about Christianity or Judaism. Christians often claim to have the true faith, as do Jews. They do not expect to have to defend why they fight (or fought in the past in some cases) between denominations. Am I any less a Christian because I was a Calvinist (Puritan) who founded the First Congregational Church in some New England town just because my people fought with another Christian church, The Church of England?
Ummm....this is a discussion forum. The reason that most people come here is to debate. If that’s to you, that is no reason to dismiss those who do.
There are many people doubting their faith that may want to see what the other side has to offer, or maybe a devoutly religious person may want to challenge their faith by wading into the shark infested waters of online religious debates. Everyone has their own reason.I was talking about it in general, I did not only mean discussions in this particular forum.
I don't think it is fair to single out Islam for this question. One might just as well ask the same question about Christianity or Judaism. Christians often claim to have the true faith, as do Jews. They do not expect to have to defend why they fight (or fought in the past in some cases) between denominations. Am I any less a Christian because I was a Calvinist (Puritan) who founded the First Congregational Church in some New England town just because my people fought with another Christian church, The Church of England?
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