Alert: It's messy and there's probably a lot of grammatical errors, i'm sleepy
LoadingXML wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 1:11 pm
muh, have you ever wrote a gaint block of text, then removed it by yourself because reasons? at least having a faulty hard disk is justification.
The first version was actually smaller, I think it was a good thing my disk lock up while I was working on it
Let's I accidentally threw it on the ground a few months ago ehe
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No man, say you hate me, don't hide your feelings
I may see you as a infidel but I still don't hate you, In fact I like having this sort of debate, if you see my posts you will notice (although I was bit exaggerated in the beginning to see if I'd get banned or smth)
They do, why do you think we have hadith science, and a whole set of "filters", rules, etc.. that a hadith has to pass to be deem authentic, once authentic you can't change that fact.
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If a hadith was narrated by unknown person, it is unauthentic automatically, sooo.
both Torah and the Gospel (we have today) are of unknown origin, no one knows who wrote them, thus they fail even first rule of hadith authenticity.
It even seems similar to the work the early church made to determine which scriptures were canon
All the books you see on a Bible nowadays are the final result of various religious authorities' debates and agreementments and reformations of the canon bible
An holy scripture also don't need a specific author to be holy too
2 Peter 1:20 (KJV)
"Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost."
And mentioning the Apocrypha, I don't consider them for doctrine because they lack divine authority or are just made up, I think they're a good historical/moral addition though
The Torah itself attributes its authorship to Moses
Exodus 24:4 (KJV)
"And Moses wrote all the words of the LORD, and rose up early in the morning, and builded an altar under the hill, and twelve pillars, according to the twelve tribes of Israel."
Deuteronomy 31:9
"And Moses wrote this law, and delivered it unto the priests the sons of Levi, which bare the ark of the covenant of the LORD, and unto all the elders of Israel."
And where is the proof that "Jesus is son of God" is part of the "core and holy message" and not an insertion done by goat blood drinkers at council of nicaea?
I think you're not aware that I meant "Freemasons" by "goat blood drinkers", They certainly weren't around in the 1500s
And I may ask you, how do you know the sunni scholarly consensus isn't corrupted too?
BTW There's an modification to the bible, twisting it's words that I can tell
1 John 5:7 (KJV)
"For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one."
The right translation is:
1 John 5:7 (Anderson's New Testament)
"For there are three that testify, the Spirit, and the water, and the blood;"
The latter translation of the Bible got it right although it isn't only one
The three witnesses John mentions are the Holy Spirit, the water (of Jesus’ baptism), and the blood (of His crucifixion)
In fact, if you read the bible, you hardly could come up with that conclusion, in fact, you may even get the Islamic doctrine of him, for example:
[Badly formated Luke 24:13-24]
And? Didn't Jesus proclaimed the message given to him by the Father? That fullfills the Role of a prophet, and this still does not lower his position as Immanuel too
when we say Quran is word of God, we mean it literally, in all literal sense, that God spoke the Quran, when you read it, you are reading what God has spoken, so it fits the definition of word of God.
Muslims claim it being from God, spoken from God, and Muslims believe it because it says it's from God even though there's no proof of said divine authorship
The bible is:
1-Collection of messages
2-Statistics (Not a joke, check Numbers 31)
3-Gospels written by unknown
4-Word of God (in sense that someone is writing what God said)
meanwhile the actual Gospel was only mentioned but not written anywhere:
Quran was written by Muhammed's followers, but who were them? your arguments for the denial of the Bible can also be used to question islam
And about that, I will repeat the quoting of 2 Peter 1:20
"Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost."
14 Now after John was imprisoned,[a] Jesus went into Galilee and proclaimed the gospel of God.[c] 15 He[d] said, “The time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God[e] is near. Repent and believe the gospel!”
It will be silly to claim Jesus was claiming "Go preach John gospel" or any of the gospels we got today as most of them have been written after Jesus's time, so there was a Gospel, the real one from God, but it isn't even here today.
you're declaring that there was a single "real gospel from God", and it doesn't anymore, That’s a theological claim, not a historical one.
you also forgot that "gospel" means "good news" Jesus preached, so “believe the gospel” means "accept the message"
you're mixing up “gospel” as a message with the later written gospels as books, since later written gospels are human texts about Jesus, not direct transcripts from him
also, "written later" don't disprove neither the Bible or the Quran's truthfullness
As for the Quran verse you mentioned, word of God doesn't neccessary mean holy books or God speech, but it could also mean fate, so the interpertation of the verse is "when God decides something that will happen, nothing will change that decision"
I agree with this one
Also God doesn't Love "Humanity" in sense the liberal scene
Seriously? I'm neither white nor liberal if you think so
God hates infidels
I know, who rejects the Son will be cast into the lake of fire in a everlasting punishment (Revelation 20:11–15, Matthew 25:46)
And this isn't a reason to hate you too.
And what kind of "sign" is this anyway? Did people before Jesus simply thought God hated them or didn't express his love enough?
I said more things on the earlier post about this, i don't need to write anything now
in Islam if God loves you, he causes you to do good things or casts bad things and have you patient so you are rewarded, etc etc..
<<Today>>, Satan is the one who casts bad things towards whom that are doing bad things/heading a wrong path, because they simply don't have the divine protection from God or are doing bad things, because What Goes Around Comes Around™, This makes me think your God is Satan ;)
One's gonna be effectively punished in the great judgement
not that he give birth to a son then kills it like a Satanist would do to please satan just to express love.
This is sounding more and more like a flame, please think about that.
God did not needed a sacrifice like a pagan ritual, Jesus' death has a redemptive meaning within the theology.
This is an argument I developed myself: Assuming that Jesus death was the thing that cleared away the deadly sin, then what was the point of the old testement anyway?
That's like saying that all Abrahamic religions are false because, nothing of this matters if there's a defined group of people who's gonna be saved and others who won't be, so why not avoid create everything?
Just Imagine this, you are some guy who lived before Jesus, and you believe you are cursed with a sin that you can't remove, and thus your end is basically vanishing, then what is the point of anything? you are doomed anyway, you may try to get some worldly benefit by asking God and all but, who cares about wordly stuff?
basically giving that, every person mentioned in the old testament should be depressed, well unless they didn't believe in this deadly sin to begin with.
Just to not forget to express the evilness of this doctrine, comparing prophet Jesus to an animal, a sheep for that manner.
That's understood as a part of human life due to the inherent imperfections of humans. and God's merciful
The animal sacrifices did not cleaned your sins it just covered them, not remove them, and they POINTED forward to the ultimate sacrifice
Anyone who believes in Jesus will be forgiven of all their sins which will be permantely erased, and receive eternal life, in the near future after the Great Judgement
Speaking of Lucifer, according to my knowledge, he isn't even a canon figure in christianity/Bible, even the name was coined by some catholic church writer.
I just wrote it because if you say "Satan" it could also mean Jesus depending on which believes someone might have, i probaly wrote it cuz my mind was overloaded with information at that time, sorry
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ts called worshipping God, the objective, the goal of our creation
And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me. I do not want from them any provision, nor do I want them to feed Me. Indeed, it is Allah who is the [continual] Provider, the firm possessor of strength. [Quran 51:56]
but as you said earlier, you believe only faith is enough to get you saved, we do have a denomination/sect that believes that, they are called Murji'ah, and they believe that a Muslim who said the Sahada, remains a Muslim and no sin takes him out of it beside kufr.
Unlike what Sunnis believe, if we stopped praying, that's apostacy, you aren't a Muslim anymore.
so worshipping God (praying) is a must to remain Muslim, but Murjiah says only faith is enough, just like you say.
ofcouse Murjiah are wrong, and easily debunked using Quran/hadiths, I won't go into details, but case in point:
Faith + Work = Salvation
Faith - Work = No-Salvation
Work - Faith = No-Salvation
-Work - Faith = No-Salvation
Thats our doctrine.
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I do worship God, but I don't need to be on a church to this, I can do this inside my home
and talking about churches, let's just say most are just heretic or literally mixing paganism with christianism in my country
No regrets, you was in a serious situation.
Whoever demon caused you that, seriously went back to Satan with a happy news that you called a mortal instead of God, because you had a demon attack...
If it wasn't powerful, I'd be cooked for now
If i cried in the like of like, Yashua/Yahushua or whatever people are saying nowadays, instead of Jesus, I can assure you the demon would have a good time
Islam doesn't even claim the tree was special, it is just a tree, not "tree of knowledge".
Some may say that the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil was symbolic thing or literally supernatural
Let's remember that Adam and Eve before falling were celestial beings, then God covered them in a mortal flesh
It could be both supernatural and symbolic in my opinion
knowledge came from God, as he taught Adam the names of all things (Yes, the name of all things, if you talked to adam and told him about the electrons and quarks and what not, he will understand you).
Some may get this context from the text from Genesis, I honestly think they knew way more than we do
Can you make the difference here, between how God of the bible tried to keep Adam ignorent by preventing him from eating from the tree of knowledge, and then punishing him for something he didn't know (because he was ignorent), and punishing entire humanity unjustily for a sin they didn't do, then giving birth to a son, sending it to suffer on earth, then kills it unjustly to forgive sins of others?
This phrase alone would make me think you're something gnostic
Adam and Eve did know command not to eat from the tree and they did the opposite of what god said. Eve was tempted by the serpent, she ate it, said to Adam that She didn't died and offered to Adam, and He ate, then they got scolded by God and they got banished from Eden, none tried to blame God, because they were aware of his command, and choose not to follow it