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sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
It would be even correct to say that it has already surpassed the left field and is now in a town 30 miles away.The Weird One wrote:way out in left field
Some people have different ideas as to what God's Word actually contains, so unless you're planning to forcefully convert them, it's best to leave them to their own devices.Gregrios wrote:Freedom of religion = A polite way of saying, "We're not going to listen to God amymore but instead make up our own rules and claim it to be God's word."
Am I right or am I way out in left field on this one?
Well, considering the 3 main Abrahamic faiths, the Jews only consider the Torah (the Old Testament) to be God's word, the Christians consider the Old and New Testament to be true, and the Muslims consider the Old Testament and the Koran to be true.Gregrios wrote:The only thing I don't get is how there are so many different religions all stemming from the same book,(Bible). Are there versions of the Bible out there that I'm not aware of.
If we're all reading the same version, how can there be so many translations?
PS: Writing a book might just make me feel better. That's good advice. It wouldn't be for the reasons you've suggested though.
Thanks. This has actually been quite educational.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?
I wouldn't be surprised if it was in Barnes & Noble or some other book store. Just look for the religious section. Oh, one more thing I didn't mention. Muslims believe that Jesus was, in fact, a prophet. They just doubt his divinity. They feel that Mohammad is their God's last prophet, and that they are the ones properly worshiping him.Gregrios wrote:Thanks. This has actually been quite educational.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?
You don't know how a person could get ahold of the Koran, do you? I wouldn't mind cross referencing what it says with what the Bible says.
Well, I don't know about book shops in your area, but Amazon probably has a few.Gregrios wrote:Thanks. This has actually been quite educational.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?
You don't know how a person could get ahold of the Koran, do you? I wouldn't mind cross referencing what it says with what the Bible says.
You do realize the only reason people are more likely to believe Xianity over Scientology is because we know who wrote the books of scientology and the acid trips written in the bible are no less insane than those in the book of dianetics.Gregrios wrote:Freedom of religion = A polite way of saying, "We're not going to listen to God amymore but instead make up our own rules and claim it to be God's word."
Am I right or am I way out in left field on this one?

It was more a matter of ignorance (knowledge) than ignorance (prejudice).unriggable wrote:You do realize the only reason people are more likely to believe Xianity over Scientology is because we know who wrote the books of scientology and the acid trips written in the bible are no less insane than those in the book of dianetics.Gregrios wrote:Freedom of religion = A polite way of saying, "We're not going to listen to God amymore but instead make up our own rules and claim it to be God's word."
Am I right or am I way out in left field on this one?
It's this kind of nonsense that makes the Huckabee campaign frighten me so much.Gregrios wrote:Freedom of religion = A polite way of saying, "We're not going to listen to God amymore but instead make up our own rules and claim it to be God's word."
Am I right or am I way out in left field on this one?
Actually its widely thought that he didn't directly write the books since his poor childhood most likely left him illiterate, instead he 'acquired' a scribe later in life and dictated what he learned to the scribe.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?

You watched this then?OnlyAmbrose wrote: It's this kind of nonsense that makes the Huckabee campaign frighten me so much.
Fully agree.OnlyAmbrose wrote: stuff
Some of the comments there are retarded. Namely that the founding fathers were devout Xians.Snorri1234 wrote:You watched this then?OnlyAmbrose wrote: It's this kind of nonsense that makes the Huckabee campaign frighten me so much.
Yeah, that's pretty scary.

WHOA! HOLD ON!!! You people aren't suggesting that this gentleman actually purchase something are you? This is teh interwub, everything is free, including literature.Gregrios wrote:Thanks. This has actually been quite educational.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?
You don't know how a person could get ahold of the Koran, do you? I wouldn't mind cross referencing what it says with what the Bible says.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
It would be scary if the founding fathers were really from the Shaanxi Province in Northwest China. They look so white in the pictures/drawings i've seen of them.unriggable wrote:Some of the comments there are retarded. Namely that the founding fathers were devout Xians.Snorri1234 wrote:You watched this then?OnlyAmbrose wrote: It's this kind of nonsense that makes the Huckabee campaign frighten me so much.
Yeah, that's pretty scary.
Not exactly...sfhbballnut wrote:And no church or religious structure will have funding from the state (tax dollars). btw that's all that's meant by seperation of church and state as wellIliad wrote:freedom of religion: I can practise any religion(or none) if I wish
These are also the same spectatular group of people who flew two planes into the WTC and the Pentagon. Also, they're responcible for the current fighting in Darfur, the Balkans, Middle East, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Indonesia and other parts of the world.Frigidus wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if it was in Barnes & Noble or some other book store. Just look for the religious section. Oh, one more thing I didn't mention. Muslims believe that Jesus was, in fact, a prophet. They just doubt his divinity. They feel that Mohammad is their God's last prophet, and that they are the ones properly worshiping him.Gregrios wrote:Thanks. This has actually been quite educational.Frigidus wrote:Yup, Mohammad is the prophet said to have written the Koran.Gregrios wrote:Is Koran the book featuring Prophet Mohammad? I've heard of this prophet many times but have never read about him. Are they one and the same?
You don't know how a person could get ahold of the Koran, do you? I wouldn't mind cross referencing what it says with what the Bible says.