I am an Islamophobe. If you are not, you might not be a moral person.
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Re: I am an Islamophobe. If you are not, you might not be a moral person.
You didn't address my point: If Muslims have to tell other Muslims not to say a Muslim prayer for the Muslim terrorists, then doesn't this give us reason to believe that Muslims have been praying for Muslim terrorists in significant numbers and continue to do so? Why else would they have to deliver such a message? There have been a large number of Islamic terrorist attacks in the UK, and if Muslims are only now deciding that praying for the terrorists is not a good idea, I do not take that as a positive sign.
Re: I am an Islamophobe. If you are not, you might not be a moral person.
Muslims have not ever been "praying for the terrorists". Some ex-Muslims are terrorists and these people cannot pray as Muslims, but as terrorists.Science Fan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:19 pm You didn't address my point: If Muslims have to tell other Muslims not to say a Muslim prayer for the Muslim terrorists, then doesn't this give us reason to believe that Muslims have been praying for Muslim terrorists in significant numbers and continue to do so? Why else would they have to deliver such a message? There have been a large number of Islamic terrorist attacks in the UK, and if Muslims are only now deciding that praying for the terrorists is not a good idea, I do not take that as a positive sign.
As I have explained the long-established Church of England also has an august body which makes decisions on behalf of the ministers.I also explained that the Pope is like the Muslim advisory body as he circulates encyclicals among the faithful.
Funeral prayers, as I explained, are very often prescribed rituals and as such are unthinking to a large extent. You probably know that in Christian churches those markers of important life events, marriages, funerals, and christenings, are done within churches very often by people who may not understand Christian doctrine or even have any intention of maintaining church attendance. Why do you fancy that Muslims are any more sophisticated?
It is terribly silly to make alarm and despondency about Muslims in general at this time when we look to Muslims to guard their own Muslim community against terrorist ex-Muslims.
Science Fan, I wonder if you are conflating Islamic and islamist.
Re: I am an Islamophobe. If you are not, you might not be a moral person.
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I think the above quote is from Seleucus, if not I apologise but not my fault anyway the stupid quotations format is to blame.
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I think the above quote is from Seleucus, if not I apologise but not my fault anyway the stupid quotations format is to blame.
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So, these Muslims are spending time telling their fellow Muslims not to pray for Muslim terrorists for absolutely no reason? That makes no sense. What is your evidence for the claim that Muslims do not pray for terrorists. After all, Muslims around the world were highly concerned with how Osama bin Laden was buried at sea. Why was that a concern if terrorists are automatically disowned by Muslims?
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Which "one," and what qualifies his particular impressions -- or perhaps delusions -- for an epithet like "god"?
But as it is, you've still got the problem: Atheists say there is no such. The word "god" has no real referent, they say. You say it does.
Or are you just campaigning for a local delusion?
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Taqiya. It's a word everyone should know by now.Science Fan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:52 pm So, these Muslims are spending time telling their fellow Muslims not to pray for Muslim terrorists for absolutely no reason? That makes no sense. What is your evidence for the claim that Muslims do not pray for terrorists. After all, Muslims around the world were highly concerned with how Osama bin Laden was buried at sea. Why was that a concern if terrorists are automatically disowned by Muslims?
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Taqiya. Come on Immanuel,at least say your accusation straightforwardly.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:55 pmTaqiya. It's a word everyone should know by now.Science Fan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:52 pm So, these Muslims are spending time telling their fellow Muslims not to pray for Muslim terrorists for absolutely no reason? That makes no sense. What is your evidence for the claim that Muslims do not pray for terrorists. After all, Muslims around the world were highly concerned with how Osama bin Laden was buried at sea. Why was that a concern if terrorists are automatically disowned by Muslims?
Is there any evidence that they do? After all, why would they?What is your evidence for the claim that Muslims do not pray for terrorists.
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I see nothing wrong with your logic on this.Science Fan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:19 pm You didn't address my point: If Muslims have to tell other Muslims not to say a Muslim prayer for the Muslim terrorists, then doesn't this give us reason to believe that Muslims have been praying for Muslim terrorists in significant numbers and continue to do so? Why else would they have to deliver such a message? There have been a large number of Islamic terrorist attacks in the UK, and if Muslims are only now deciding that praying for the terrorists is not a good idea, I do not take that as a positive sign.
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Re: I am an Islamophobe. If you are not, you might not be a moral person.
Yes. As whatever ideal in laws and rules one holds. Thaose can be followed but an invisible guy in the sky cannot.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 7:54 pmWhich "one," and what qualifies his particular impressions -- or perhaps delusions -- for an epithet like "god"?
But as it is, you've still got the problem: Atheists say there is no such. The word "god" has no real referent, they say. You say it does.
Atheists know that word (God) just as we all do. They just have doubts as to any Gods reality. They take the intelligent view. So do I.
If you wish a better view at what I think of my internal spark of God, then read Jung and Freud's Father Complex.
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That makes them what Dawkins calls, "Firm Agnostics." It doesn't make them Atheists. Atheist deny that God exists. Agnostics say, with some or another degree of confidence, "I don't know if God exists."Greatest I am wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2017 11:14 pm Atheists know that word (God) just as we all do. They just have doubts as to any Gods reality.
I was asking about the Atheists. Would you deny them their (dis)belief as well, since it contradicts you?
And I've read Freud. Lots of Freud. These days, even in his field, he's disowned as a bit of an eccentric. Worse than that, his "father figure" explanation -- by his own admission -- doesn't really prove anything. It wasn't the result of research, but of speculation; and of speculation that is every bit as functional in dismissing Atheism...or, for that matter Gnosticism...or else perhaps equally ineffective for all three.
Read http://www.leaderu.com/truth/1truth12.html, and you'll get quite a different view of how that theory can be used. I don't think you'll end up liking it much.
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I don't think I could possibly BE more straightforward. I use a Muslim word for a Muslim phenomenon. It's no word coined by anyone else.
Look it up, and you'll know what it means. They already do.
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Belinda, your own post is some evidence that Muslims pray for terrorists. Why else would some Muslims have to issue an advisement for other Muslims not to pray for Islamic terrorists if Muslims never pray for such terrorists? The answer is that they wouldn't. There must be something they are condemning. Also, as Immanuel pointed out, it may not even be a real condemnation, but merely a publicity stunt. After all, how many communications do Muslims make to each other without making them public for outsiders? Was the message really meant for Muslims, or for non-Muslims? It's not that easy to say.
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Terrorists could not survive without the support of the population they live in, Muslims certainly pray for the safety or the accomplishment of their mission or they wouldn't be successful in that mission.
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We're not yanks, we'll wait and see if they are charged.Immanuel Can wrote: 11 arrested in London today. Don't forget Manchester. And Westminster. And whatever happens tomorrow. ...
Is it more cowardly to stab unarmed people knowing you're going to get shot in the end or drop drone strikes on them and the go home for a McDonalds?Were they all isolated madmen? Misguided cowards? Random events?
They are the result of Bin-Laden's CIA training and his upgrading of Mao's revolutionary techniques by using the American franchise model for terrorism in the hope that we'll take reprisals upon those we can easily identify and hence drive them into the Islamist camp.
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Which Muslim's would these be?thedoc wrote:Terrorists could not survive without the support of the population they live in, Muslims certainly pray for the safety or the accomplishment of their mission or they wouldn't be successful in that mission.