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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Yes, the Quran does not take kindly to "disbelievers," but what you are failing to see is that the Quran teaches us not to go around killing people UNLESS our religion is being oppressed and persecuted, and we are only allowed to use violence IF EVERY PEACEFUL ATTEMPT has failed, and there is ABSOLUTELY no other choice.</div> Your seeing this in YOUR point of view. Many Muslims in the middleeast feel they have no choice and they have no other alternatives because the USA is on their land in Saudi Arabia and that Islam is under attack. See how this can be interpreted differently by different people? What you said above is blury and in my mind justifies what a lot of terrorists are doing, thank god the bible doesn't include anything like that.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BigMo763 @ Jun 18 2006, 05:43 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Yes, I know you didn't imply that, but there have been numerous people on this board, and some of them have posted in this topic, that have previously made clear their belief that Islam is evil, and those were the people whose my post was directed towards.Obviously the number of Islamic extremists doesn't equal the number of Christian extremists, but the fact of the matter remains that there ARE Christian terrorist attacks that have taken place throughout history, and that still take place today, yet they aren't given the same media coverage that the Muslim terrorists are given because of the fact that we are currently at War with the Islamic terrorists. To deny that Christians have never committed terrorist actions, or that they still don't, is just plain ignorant. Every religion has shed blood, and every religion has blood on their hands.The Muslim supporters may be higher in number, but that doesn't mean that Islam is an evil religion by sheer nature. I also don't think it is fair to say that Islam is evil simply because a small portion of the religion's followers commit terrorist actions... especially when the vast majority of the religion's followers are peaceful. If the roots of Islam, and the religion in general, was/is indeed evil, then wouldn't the vast majority of Muslims be out killing and committing terrorist acts? If Islam is truly evil, then why is it that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful? Those are two questions that I would really like BCB to answer...</div> I never said Islam is evil, i'm just pointing out that it's not a peacefull religion and that text in the Quran justifies terrorist acts, which it does. I believe most people are generally good, most muslims are not 100% faithfull and would never commit jihad, most muslims just think that killing is wrong and wouldn't do it. Like with killing disbelievers who are 'attacking islam'...it depends on the person, if that person believes we are attacking islam or not...Islam is not evil but if you ask most people if they want to blow up buildings and spend their lives in prison or be killed, most people would choose not. Again I don't think Islam is evil.
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ReppinTheD @ Jun 17 2006, 05:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>lol not to get of subject or anything; this is a great debate, but its 1:40 am and im goin to sleep - i'll get back to you though asap...lol</div> Figures....
 
BigMo came back with a response for me - would you like me to repeat what he said for you? because he summed it up perfectly.
 
And I answered him...you guys completley ignore the negative side of Islam.
 
Wow, BCB is actually a bigot. I thought it was some joke.
 
<span style="color:#CC0000">EDITED - If you can't follow the rules of this board you will not be allowed to post here and after that comment on BBW. This board is for good debate and it's members like you who takes things over the line.I've stated my opinion and i've been respectfull, this is a place for debate but that won't be tolerated. - BCB -</span>
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BCB @ Jun 18 2006, 08:26 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Your seeing this in YOUR point of view. Many Muslims in the middleeast feel they have no choice and they have no other alternatives because the USA is on their land in Saudi Arabia and that Islam is under attack. See how this can be interpreted differently by different people?What you said above is blury and in my mind justifies what a lot of terrorists are doing, thank god the bible doesn't include anything like that.</div>I know that is my point of view, and that is the CORRECT point of view. I'm trying to point out that what the terrorists in the Middle East are doing and saying IS NOT ISLAM, and thus Islam should not be given a bad reputation simply due to the idiots in the Middle East who think the Quran says it's alright for them to go around killing everybody.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>I never said Islam is evil, i'm just pointing out that it's not a peacefull religion and that text in the Quran justifies terrorist acts, which it does. I believe most people are generally good, most muslims are not 100% faithfull and would never commit jihad, most muslims just think that killing is wrong and wouldn't do it. Like with killing disbelievers who are 'attacking islam'...it depends on the person, if that person believes we are attacking islam or not...Islam is not evil but if you ask most people if they want to blow up buildings and spend their lives in prison or be killed, most people would choose not. Again I don't think Islam is evil.</div>Alright, but you still haven't answered my question. You simply said that most Muslims are indeed peaceful, but you failed to say WHY that is so considering your opinion that Islam "is not a peaceful religion." If Islam "is not a peaceful religion," then why are most Muslims peaceful? I mean, if Islam really isn't a peaceful religion, then wouldn't the majority of Muslims be out killing, bombing, and comitting other acts of terrorism? But they aren't... why is that? Common sense would say that if somebody is studying and learning a religion that "is not peaceful," then they wouldn't be peaceful either, right?Also, a lot of people focus a lot of attention on the passages in the Quran that appear to advocate violence (not singling you out BCB, because I've seen seen various people do this, and just wanted to point it out), but there is no mention of the numerous requirements of Muslims to be kind and generous to the poor, etc.
 
Not really. You said that you agree that most Muslims are peaceful, although my question was WHY are most Muslims peaceful despite your claim that Islam "is not a peaceful religion?" I mean, people are peaceful even though they practice a religion that is not peaceful? I find that to be quite the contradiction...
 
Hey, lots of people call Muslims terrorists because they're are about 10,000 probably... way less, really...why can't I call America or UK criminals and ignorant with all of the crime statistics in the western world?America had about 1.5 million crimes in 2004... (tickets included, but still)wait nvmim not sure bout da # actually
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Waqas @ Jun 20 2006, 06:26 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Hey, lots of people call Muslims terrorists because they're are about 10,000 probably... way less, really...why can't I call America or UK criminals and ignorant with all of the crime statistics in the western world?America had about 1.5 million crimes in 2004... (tickets included, but still)wait nvmim not sure bout da # actually</div> 10,000 terrorists? Are you kidding me? In Iraq we have probably killed close to that number in the last 4 years. Yeah, their are 10,000 terrorists in the world right now...wait...in Iraq right now. What does America's crime statistics have anything to do with this? At least in the western world our goverment gives us basic freedom.
 
OK, BigMo, these are my final thoughts- basically, you say that the terrorists that represent only 5% of the Muslim population (which I think is not a correct number), are twisting the words of the Koran. Yet, in the same breath, you admit that the Koran says you can kill unbelievers. If I was a Muslim fundamentalist (note -- fundamentalist, not extremist), I could easily take those words and justify these actions. You might it call it twisting, but I don't think so, really not at all.You also say that Christians have the same percentage of terrorists. I say that no terrorists are connected with Christianity. Why? Basically, because no where does the Bible say you can kill an unbeliever, whether after the peaceful situations have failed or no.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Hey, lots of people call Muslims terrorists because they're are about 10,000 probably... way less, really...why can't I call America or UK criminals and ignorant with all of the crime statistics in the western world?America had about 1.5 million crimes in 2004... (tickets included, but still)wait nvmim not sure bout da # actually</div>You're just a joke. At least BigMo actually talks, err, types coherently.
 
Crime is not the same thing as terrorism, especially in America. If you get sent to jail for money laundering, is that terrorism? Uh, no.And if 5% of Christians were terrorist, America would not be very stable, lemme' tell you.
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Yozo @ Jun 21 2006, 01:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>OK, BigMo, these are my final thoughts- basically, you say that the terrorists that represent only 5% of the Muslim population (which I think is not a correct number), are twisting the words of the Koran. Yet, in the same breath, you admit that the Koran says you can kill unbelievers. If I was a Muslim fundamentalist (note -- fundamentalist, not extremist), I could easily take those words and justify these actions. You might it call it twisting, but I don't think so, really not at all.</div>First of all, I just want to clarify that I am not trying to justify what the terrorists are doing, because I certainly think it is pathetic and despicable, especially because they are ruining the image of our great religion. I'm simply trying to point out that what they are saying, preaching and following is the TRUE message of Islam... that is their idiotic interpretation. I'm just saying that it isn't fair to label Islam (in general) as 'evil' or 'not peaceful' because of the terrorists' actions, nor is it fair to label all Muslims and followers of Islam 'evil' or 'not peaceful' because of the actions of the terrorists. There are always rotten apples in every group in life... that is reality.Yes, I said the Quran says you can kill unbelievers, but it is absolutely AMAZING how you don't read the rest of what I said. The Quran permits killing disbelievers IF THEY ATTACK/PERSECUTE US/OUR RELIGION, AND ALL OUR PEACEFUL ATTEMPTS AT HALTING THIS ATTACK/PERSECUTION FAIL. Also note that most, if not all, the passages that involve killing disbelievers are tied to that last thought. Also, most, if not all, of the passages that involve Allah "punishing" disbelievers is tied to the afterlife (heaven/hell concept).Yes, there are passages in the Quran that can be "interpreted" by the terrorists to mean that they should go out and kill all non-Muslims, but the fact of the matter remains that that does not mean Islam is not a peaceful religion. The reason these terrorists are falsely interpreting the Quran is because of the way they were brought up and/or taught the Quran. There are THOUSANDS of passages in the Quran that stress the importance of forgiveness and mercy, and as I've said hundreds of times, in the Quran it states that Allah gives the DISBELIEVERS plenty of chances to repent and believe in Islam and in Allah, and they are spared from his wrath in the afterlife. They get a chance right after they die, when the two angels come down to their grave and ask them a series of questions (i.e. "Who is your creator?"; "Who is his messenger?"; etc.)<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>You also say that Christians have the same percentage of terrorists. I say that no terrorists are connected with Christianity. Why? Basically, because no where does the Bible say you can kill an unbeliever, whether after the peaceful situations have failed or no.</div>It doesn't matter whether or not it says in the Bible that you can or cannot kill an unbeliever, the fact of the matter remains that as long as somebody commits a crime or an act of terrorism "in the name of God or Christianity," that act is considered to be tied to Christianity in the eyes of the perpetrator(s). Same goes with Islam... the terrorists are falsely interpreting and using the Quran to justify their evil intentions... If somebody goes out and shoots a doctor who provides abortions and says they shot him because God does not advocate abortions (or something to that extent), that is considered an act of terrorism tied to Christianity (if they are Christian). And that has happened plenty of times in the US.Also, just because there are not mentions of Christian terrorism in this country does not mean that Christian terrorism does not exist in another country. Over the course of the world's history, there has been Christian terrorism, and it still goes on today. Every religion has blood on it's hands, including Christianity, Judaism and Islam. That is just a fact.And I'm still awaiting the answer to the following question BCB (or anybody else): If Islam is not a peaceful religion, then why are the vast majority of it's followers peaceful? If Islam truly isn't peaceful, then wouldn't the vast majority of its followers not be peaceful either?
 
But terrorists feel they are being attacked by America and their is no way to stop us...so they are being supported by the Quran.
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BCB @ Jun 22 2006, 12:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>But terrorists feel they are being attacked by America and their is no way to stop us...so they are being supported by the Quran.</div>But they did not try to peacefully stop and/or work out the problem they have/had with the US and it's ideas and cultures. They skipped all that, and went straight to the killing, which begs the question whether they actually studied the Quran or not (in my opinon I really don't think they did).Again, there is only a group of people that are doing this... it's not as if every Muslims is terrorizing the world. If every Muslim, or the vast majority of them, were terrorizing the world and what not then I would buy the argument that Islam isn't peaceful. But the vast majority of Muslims are living peacefully, and look down upon these terroists and how they are disgracing our religion... thus it is truly hard for me to believe how anybody can view Islam as not being peaceful when the vast majority of its followers are peaceful.Can I see why the terrorists would interpret the Quran that way? Yeah, I actually can, but since I've been taught the Quran and it's teachings for many years, I know what Islam is really all about... and we don't learn to grow up and kill all the non-believers. The problem with the terrorists is that they probably were not given the same knowledge and education regarding the religion and it's true teachings. Its pretty much a situation where somebody somewhere (a long time ago) misinterpreted the Quran, or began preaching it and twisting its meaning in a way to justify their evil and sadistic plans... and over time his following continued to grow and has become a large problem in the world today.However, that does not mean that they are advocating the TRUE meaning of Islam... which is the point I have been trying to make all along. Just because the terrorists are killing and what not, it is WRONG to lump all Muslims into one category and start labeling them all as being terrorists or as not being peaceful, etc. That is what bothers me... and it also bothers me when people say that Islam is evil or isn't peaceful, because I don't understand how anybody could think Islam isn't peaceful when the vast majority of it's followers are indeed peaceful and accept the ideals of Western democracy and civilization.Also, Yozo, you said the Bible does not advocate killing? Check this site out: http://www.evilbible.com/Obviously I haven't read all of it or anything, nor am I an expert on the Bible or Christianity for that matter, but I just thought that was an interesting little site.
 
Yozo... according to you the Bible doesn't say anything about killing nonbelievers, right?Then what is this:<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Burn Nonbelievers"Suppose you hear in one of the towns the LORD your God is giving you that some worthless rabble among you have led their fellow citizens astray by encouraging them to worship foreign gods. In such cases, you must examine the facts carefully. If you find it is true and can prove that such a detestable act has occurred among you, you must attack that town and completely destroy all its inhabitants, as well as all the livestock. Then you must pile all the plunder in the middle of the street and burn it. Put the entire town to the torch as a burnt offering to the LORD your God. That town must remain a ruin forever; it may never be rebuilt. Keep none of the plunder that has been set apart for destruction. Then the LORD will turn from his fierce anger and be merciful to you. He will have compassion on you and make you a great nation, just as he solemnly promised your ancestors. "The LORD your God will be merciful only if you obey him and keep all the commands I am giving you today, doing what is pleasing to him." (Deuteronomy 13:13-19 NLT)</div>
 
That video is great. :beerchug: Is this meat Halal?
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That video was pretty decent except for a few completely irrelevant points. Most, if not all, people on Cops or World's Most [whatever] Police Chases are not terrorists."Wearing comical shirts that can be misunderstood the wrong way"Oh, as opposed to misunderstanding the right way!As for the passage you quoted BigMo763, that is indeed in the Bible. However, it has absolutely nothing to do with Christianity. That might sound silly, but it's true. Deuteronomy was written during the time of the Hebrews. There was no such thing as Christ at that time. Christ had not even been prophesized at that time. This is important because with Christ came the ability to evangelize and save people from hell. Before Christ, only Jews could be saved. Many people do not realize that with Christ came a new law and a new freedom. Quoting something from Deuteronomy or Leviticus doesn't exactly prove what some atheists think it does. Many times it only applies to Hebrew/Jewish people or is taken out of context, as the website you posted seems to do.I am not a Christian, but I was at one time, by the way.I don't think the Quran is necessarily a problem, but I do not know. I have not read it and probably never will, since I'm not really interested in religion anymore. It can be misinterpreted for sure, but I think the biggest problem is that many Muslim leaders are telling people that Allah and/or the Quran wishes for non-believers to be killed. What is frustrating for me and many others is that there is not a leader in the Muslim world that we know of that is attempting to establish peace as the foundation of Islam. If five percent of the Muslim world kills two or three people, it's going to cause people to have a pretty poor view of Islam. Instead of criticizing non-Muslims for misunderstanding Islam, Muslims should live good lives and criticize those Muslims who are terrorist. I think that's what the guy in the video was getting at, or attempting to at least.
 
"Wearing comical shirts that can be misunderstood the wrong way"you dont have to take it so seriously, he just threw in a couple of jokes -
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Justice @ Jun 26 2006, 05:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>If five percent of the Muslim world kills two or three people, it's going to cause people to have a pretty poor view of Islam. Instead of criticizing non-Muslims for misunderstanding Islam, Muslims should live good lives and criticize those Muslims who are terrorist. I think that's what the guy in the video was getting at, or attempting to at least.</div>That is the point I've been trying to make. It's not like all peaceful Muslims are just saying "oh, well the non-Muslims just don't know what Islam is really all about" and they just ignore the despicable acts of the terrorists who claim that they are doing what Islam and Allah tell them to do.Muslims hate what the terrorists are doing, and it just bothers us when people lump all Muslims as being terrorists or as being evil. We criticize the Muslims terrorists, like you say we should do, but we are still labeled as evil and what not, and thus have to "criticize" non-Muslims for their limited knowledge of Islam.Then again, its not really the non-Muslims' fault... it's all about what the media is spoon feeding them. I mean, its easy to sit there and believe whatever somebody tells you to believe, but if people really want to find out what Islam is REALLY about, the only way to do that is to read the Quran and actually research the fundamental values of the religion. That goes for everything in life... I mean, think about if you are doing a paper on basketball. It's easy to sit there and listen to somebody say "This player was the best player ever because he did whatever"... but you have to do your own research and formulate your own opinion, if that made any sense...
 
I'll still can't reconcile the fact that the Koran says you can kill unbelievers, and you yourself saying that you can see why terrorists can justify their actions, and you saying that they're actually twisting their words.
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Yozo @ Jul 16 2006, 03:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I'll still can't reconcile the fact that the Koran says you can kill unbelievers, and you yourself saying that you can see why terrorists can justify their actions, and you saying that they're actually twisting their words.</div>I still can't reconcile the fact that it took you a month to formulate a response...Once again, the Quran says that the unbelievers will feel Allah's wrath in the AFTERLIFE, not in present life. How many times do I have to explain that before you comprehend it?Yes, I can see why terrorists use the Quran to justify their actions, because they are misinterpreting it just like you are misinterpreting pretty much everything I have stated. I have clearly laid out the true meaning of the Quran, and it's true teachings, but you somehow fail to see that just like the terrorists are failing to see the positive things the Quran tells all Muslims to do. The terrorists don't seem to understand that the Quran says Allah will take care of the unbelievers in the afterlife... he will be the one to punish them for not believing in him. No where in the Quran does it say that Allah wants us to go out and kill unbelievers. The only time we are "allowed" to kill them is if they continually persecute us, and we have exhausted every peaceful option to stop them. Now, if you really knew what the Quran was about, instead of relying on the media to tell you what it's about, then you would see how the terrorists are twisting the words of the Quran and the religion.Again, if Islam really was evil, then wouldn't the majority of Muslims be out there killing? Well, guess what... the majority of Muslims are peaceful! I still haven't heard any explanation as to how Islam can be evil by nature when in fact the majority of it's followers are peaceful and condemn the actions of the terrorists.I guess you don't have an answer to that, right? Nor do you have a response to the passage that I pulled out of the bible regarding the advocacy of killing disbelievers and innocent people, right? I guess you just choose to see what you want to see... similar to the way the terrorists choose certain things out of the Quran to twist the meaning of and use it to support their own sadistic plans.Hm... looks like I'll have to wait another month for your response...
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Once again, the Quran says that the unbelievers will feel Allah's wrath in the AFTERLIFE, not in present life. How many times do I have to explain that before you comprehend it?</div>And yet, it says that you can let them feel his wrath a little early by killing people in real life.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Again, if Islam really was evil, then wouldn't the majority of Muslims be out there killing? Well, guess what... the majority of Muslims are peaceful! I still haven't heard any explanation as to how Islam can be evil by nature when in fact the majority of it's followers are peaceful and condemn the actions of the terrorists.</div>Ever heard of fundamentalists and liberals? And why do these terrorists spend days studying the Koran is a small, hot, dusty room somewhere in the Middle, yet the Muslims sitting in their nice little room somewhere in Europe or America, profess to know to true meaning of Koran?And, might I add, if you were a Christian living in a Muslim country, you would be completely supressed, whereas Muslims can do whatever they want in America. And, according to your profile, you're from Texas.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Nor do you have a response to the passage that I pulled out of the bible regarding the advocacy of killing disbelievers and innocent people, right?</div>evilbible.com actually uses just about every English translation of the Bible, preferring none, just the one that sounds the worst. I could go through all of that, but just looking at the one you used: First of all, the original (Hebrew) translation said to take those who were unrighteous, not the innocent. It says "enquire, and make search, and ask diligently". In other words, seek carefully.Secondly, it doesn't say "From now you can kill all unbelievers, with or without reason". From your own mouth you said that the Koran said that.Right now, I really don't want to talk about. Not that I don't want to expound my views, but this is going nowhere, a fact you have already pointed out. You have not changed my views in the least, and I haven't changed yours. I suggest we draw this to a close.
 
[quote name='Yozo' post='116343' date='Jul 16 2006, 05:03 AM']And yet, it says that you can let them feel his wrath a little early by killing people in real life.Ever heard of fundamentalists and liberals? And why do these terrorists spend days studying the Koran is a small, hot, dusty room somewhere in the Middle, yet the Muslims sitting in their nice little room somewhere in Europe or America, profess to know to true meaning of Koran?[/quote]Please tell me where the Quran says that we "can let them feel his wrath a little early by killing people in real life." Again, the only time we can engage in warfare is if we are continually persecuted, and any and all peaceful option to stop it have been exhausted. That is not evil at all... that is peaceful, and we can only engage in violence if it is the absolute last option, but unfortunately the terrorists must have missed that fact.Also, if you acknowledge the existence of fundamentalists and liberals, then why do you continue to lump all Muslims into one category, and judge the entire religion based on the actions of a certain group? You don't see me or anybody saying Christianity is evil simply because the KKK exists, or because people are out there killing doctors who give abortions, etc.Alright, so I know nothing about the Quran because I live in America and not in the Middle East? That shows how ignorant you are... so then according to you all Muslims that do not live in the Middle East don't know "the true meaning" of Islam? If that is so, then how would you, living in Hong Kong, know the real meaning of the Bible and of Christianity? Yeah... you're not being ignorant nor biased, are you?
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And, might I add, if you were a Christian living in a Muslim country, you would be completely supressed, whereas Muslims can do whatever they want in America. And, according to your profile, you're from Texas.
Just a little fact for you... Muslims can't do whatever we want in America. Yes, we still have all our rights, etc., but we are still labeled as terrorists. Every time we go to the airports, guess what? We are the ones stopped for the "random" searches, and thats not all. I'm not saying we are being denied our rights or whatever, because we're not, but there are these small little things that have changed because of 9/11.The difference between being a Christian and living in a Muslim country and being a Muslim and living in America is the way the country is run. The main reason for the terrorists existence is because the government benefits from their existence (in that respective country), or they share the same evil view. So, obviously the government over there is going to protect them and harbor them, and thus will share the same views as them, otherwise they would not have allowed them to exist or they would be taking some measures to try and get rid of them. If President Bush shared the views of the KKK, he would be rounding up all the African Americans right now, wouldn't he? That's the difference... those countries in the Middle East are screwed up from the top down. Why do you think Bush wanted to hold free elections over there? To give the people a say... and to prevent evil "dynasties" to continually run those countries.
evilbible.com actually uses just about every English translation of the Bible, preferring none, just the one that sounds the worst. I could go through all of that, but just looking at the one you used: First of all, the original (Hebrew) translation said to take those who were unrighteous, not the innocent. It says "enquire, and make search, and ask diligently". In other words, seek carefully.
Alright, so then when I have repeatedly stated and showed evidence that the Quran says hundreds and thousands of times to be peaceful, accept other religions and regard them as true and valid, that Allah is most merciful and gives the nonbelievers numerous and countless chances to repent and indeed accept Islam and the existence of Allah before he punishes them in the afterlife... why then is that any different from what you're saying? If you don't believe what the Quran says, despite the evidence straight from the Quran, then you shouldn't believe what the Bible says. If you do... that's called ignorance.Another thing, if evilbible.com uses the "worst sounding" version of the text, and thus cannot be regarded as a legitimate source, then I can find you things that are wrong with every "evilquran" or "evilislam" site out there, yet you would still call most, if not all, of them legitimate sources. Once again... ignorance.
Secondly, it doesn't say "From now you can kill all unbelievers, with or without reason". From your own mouth you said that the Koran said that.
Wow, I didn't know you could hear me speak from across the internet! Anyway, enough sarcasm. Yes, we are allowed to DEFEND ourselves and our religion if we are continually persecuted in a violent fashion, and every peaceful option to suppress the persecution has failed. What is so wrong with that? So, if somebody was gathering up all the Christians and killing them (I'm using an extreme example here), you wouldn't try to defend yourself AT ALL, because according to you the Bible doesn't allow you to kill nonbelievers?
Right now, I really don't want to talk about. Not that I don't want to expound my views, but this is going nowhere, a fact you have already pointed out. You have not changed my views in the least, and I haven't changed yours. I suggest we draw this to a close.
That's fine with me... you can keep lumping all Muslims into one category, and regarding the ENTIRE religion and ALL it's followers as evil simply because of what the terrorists are doing, despite the fact that the majority of Muslims are peaceful. If you want to keep your ignorant views despite all the evidence that refutes a lot of what you have said, well, then go right ahead.Go read the Quran, take some time and actually put forth the effort to learn what Islam is all about. Obviously, the Quran is long and will take a while to read, but if you are truly interested in expanding your views, as you have stated, then why not read it? You will clearly understand everything I am saying if you actually took the time out to read the Quran in its entirety, and studed other books that us Muslims have grown up studying. But hey... who wants to put forth the effort when we can just listen to the media and think everything they say is true!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BigMo763 @ Jul 16 2006, 04:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Please tell me where the Quran says that we "can let them feel his wrath a little early by killing people in real life." Again, the only time we can engage in warfare is if we are continually persecuted, and any and all peaceful option to stop it have been exhausted. That is not evil at all... that is peaceful, and we can only engage in violence if it is the absolute last option, but unfortunately the terrorists must have missed that fact.Also, if you acknowledge the existence of fundamentalists and liberals, then why do you continue to lump all Muslims into one category, and judge the entire religion based on the actions of a certain group? You don't see me or anybody saying Christianity is evil simply because the KKK exists, or because people are out there killing doctors who give abortions, etc.Alright, so I know nothing about the Quran because I live in America and not in the Middle East? That shows how ignorant you are... so then according to you all Muslims that do not live in the Middle East don't know "the true meaning" of Islam? If that is so, then how would you, living in Hong Kong, know the real meaning of the Bible and of Christianity? Yeah... you're not being ignorant nor biased, are you? :rolleyes:Just a little fact for you... Muslims can't do whatever we want in America. Yes, we still have all our rights, etc., but we are still labeled as terrorists. Every time we go to the airports, guess what? We are the ones stopped for the "random" searches, and thats not all. I'm not saying we are being denied our rights or whatever, because we're not, but there are these small little things that have changed because of 9/11.The difference between being a Christian and living in a Muslim country and being a Muslim and living in America is the way the country is run. The main reason for the terrorists existence is because the government benefits from their existence (in that respective country), or they share the same evil view. So, obviously the government over there is going to protect them and harbor them, and thus will share the same views as them, otherwise they would not have allowed them to exist or they would be taking some measures to try and get rid of them. If President Bush shared the views of the KKK, he would be rounding up all the African Americans right now, wouldn't he? That's the difference... those countries in the Middle East are screwed up from the top down. Why do you think Bush wanted to hold free elections over there? To give the people a say... and to prevent evil "dynasties" to continually run those countries.Alright, so then when I have repeatedly stated and showed evidence that the Quran says hundreds and thousands of times to be peaceful, accept other religions and regard them as true and valid, that Allah is most merciful and gives the nonbelievers numerous and countless chances to repent and indeed accept Islam and the existence of Allah before he punishes them in the afterlife... why then is that any different from what you're saying? If you don't believe what the Quran says, despite the evidence straight from the Quran, then you shouldn't believe what the Bible says. If you do... that's called ignorance.Another thing, if evilbible.com uses the "worst sounding" version of the text, and thus cannot be regarded as a legitimate source, then I can find you things that are wrong with every "evilquran" or "evilislam" site out there, yet you would still call most, if not all, of them legitimate sources. Once again... ignorance.Wow, I didn't know you could hear me speak from across the internet! Anyway, enough sarcasm. Yes, we are allowed to DEFEND ourselves and our religion if we are continually persecuted in a violent fashion, and every peaceful option to suppress the persecution has failed. What is so wrong with that? So, if somebody was gathering up all the Christians and killing them (I'm using an extreme example here), you wouldn't try to defend yourself AT ALL, because according to you the Bible doesn't allow you to kill nonbelievers?That's fine with me... you can keep lumping all Muslims into one category, and regarding the ENTIRE religion and ALL it's followers as evil simply because of what the terrorists are doing, despite the fact that the majority of Muslims are peaceful. If you want to keep your ignorant views despite all the evidence that refutes a lot of what you have said, well, then go right ahead.Go read the Quran, take some time and actually put forth the effort to learn what Islam is all about. Obviously, the Quran is long and will take a while to read, but if you are truly interested in expanding your views, as you have stated, then why not read it? You will clearly understand everything I am saying if you actually took the time out to read the Quran in its entirety, and studed other books that us Muslims have grown up studying. But hey... who wants to put forth the effort when we can just listen to the media and think everything they say is true!
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</div>ehm...owned. case closed. BigMO has won this argument. It's over. K.O. FATALITY, UNCLE UNCLE UNCLE!!!
 

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