I actually found this really offensive.
And I dont understand why people do this on the internet?
No one can prove their case, only say this is true
... yes it is... believe me... shut up... this is how it is....
Correct...couldn't agree more.
I actually found this really offensive.
And I dont understand why people do this on the internet?
No one can prove their case, only say this is true
... yes it is... believe me... shut up... this is how it is....
And I dont understand why people do this on the internet? No one can prove their case, only say this is true... yes it is... believe me... shut up... this is how it is....
I actually found this really offensive.
However, I'm sure you would agree, this " no signs of ever having cancer " certainly isn't ' evidence ' of the existence of GOD.
Sara, you do know that Islam is demeaning towards women, don't you?
Perhaps not. But I think he would say that it shows that the power of prayer came into play here. And to him: answered prayers=the proof of God working.
I always enjoy when doctors are baffled by mysterious accurances that should not have happened or that are impossible to happen.
The doctor asked him what he did. He said he prayed and believed God would heal him. The doctor laughed at him and said that cancer does not cure itself. Gramps shrugged and said he agreed but that God cured cancer.
Phate,
I actually do have a question about all that.
I understand that there are still those who practice the traditional ways of things (with the covered head to toe, walk behind the men, can't speak in public, etc) As for mainstream, modern Islam - are the women still separated from the men in religious services? To what extent are they allowed to be involved in the running of things in a Mosque?
Basically, what are some of the differences between the traditional ways, and the more modern ones?
I know quite a bit about islam.
Not trueChristianity and Judaism also limit women in the traditional sense. I know in Catholicism, women can't be priests. In most protestant churches, women can't be pastors. I think only the methodist church allows that,
and the methodist church gets all sorts of criticism because it condones homosexuality.
Perhaps certain churches condone homosexuality. But most churches, regardless of denomination do not condone homosexuality-Methodist included.
My point is, most other religions and society in general demean women. It's not just Islam.
It was a joke towards Phate, not a statment of attitude towards women. Although in retrospect I can see how some might take it that way.
Religion has not caused us a crisis. People have caused the crisis. Everyone wants an excuse for their actions. Some just choose to guise it under the pretense of religion.
Similar to me believing in a tooth fairy. You may have all the logic, reasioning etc but i can always prevail because it is impossible to disprove my belief, i can beleive in it if i want and no matter what you say it wont change my mind, and therefore could go on infinetly ;p