Who is this Allah? (6 Viewers)

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

Have you ever had a hamburger?

 

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[Lilith]

Lol yes I have had beef. *Guilty* But that was just one or two times while vacationing in the US. The first time it was accidental however.

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

How did you do it accidentally in the US?

Our fucking vegtables are beef.

 

[AbuGadanzieri]

I believe in god, I believe that there's a "creature" up there...Though sometimes I do question whether he's really up there or not(Which is my right to question and unlike some fanatics or other people, I'm never too afraid questioning If there's a god or not.

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no my friend Allah is not creature

Allah is creator

 

[Lilith]

How did you do it accidentally in the US?

Our fucking vegtables are beef.

LOL!!!!!!

Well silly boy I ate spaghetti and meatballs and I was starving at the time so I didnt bother to asked if they were chicken. I thought my cousin who had made it had known that I didn't eat beef. That was until halfway into the meal she asked, "You eat beef right? I know you're Hindu but..."

 

[.zero]

my bad i meant that i have never heard it being called something other that holi

 

[Lilith]

Ohhh! Lol well maybe it's a local term. I'll have to ask.

 

[.zero]

LOL!!!!!!

Well silly boy I ate spaghetti and meatballs and I was starving at the time so I didnt bother to asked if they were chicken. I thought my cousin who had made it had known that I didn't eat beef. That was until halfway into the meal she asked, "You eat beef right? I know you're Hindu but..."

damn its hard being veggie sometimes cuz you always have to watch wat ur eating, especially here in U.S. --- thats ok tho cuz it leaves more room for drinking int: int: int: int: :toast:

 

[Lilith]

damn its hard being veggie sometimes cuz you always have to watch wat ur eating, especially here in U.S. --- thats ok tho cuz it leaves more room for drinking int: int: int: int: :toast:

Lol. :toast:

I just eat chicken and some seafood and thank heavens because whenever I try to fast, it's murder thinking up stuff that I actually like to cook. Vegetarian meatballs are the best though!

 

[.zero]

you can never go wrong with pizza

 

[GordoDeCentral]

no my friend Allah is not creature

Allah is creator

what an amazing response!

 

[Rami]

what an amazing response!

Can't really tell whether your sarcastic or not...I like it though!

 

[Rami]

Does Allah love those who don't do good? I'm asking because my main point in this thread is not to attack Islam in any way, or to dispute one's own beliefs with them, but to distinguish between the different characteristics that are seen in the God of each religion (though I must note that each such discussion as this goes a certain way towards rectifying my embarassing lack of knowledge concerning Islam).

The reason being, if Allah of Islam does not also love those who don't do good, then I don't really think it can be said that the God of Christianity and the God of Islam are one and the same. This may seem a small distinction to some people, but the same God cannot love and not love the same person.

That's also the reason I posted about Jesus, the Son of God, being part of a triune Godhead (something that the Quran explicitly states can not be the case with Islam's Allah): not to try and determine the differences between the respective religions, but to explain why I'm convinced that the two 'Gods' are different in character and being.

Also, the two 'God's can not be one and the same if their 'requirements' for entering heaven are different (Christianity being dependent on salvation by grace alone, and Islam requiring that one keeps the 'balance' of their lives with good works and adherance to religion).

Thanx Gray I really respect this stimulating discussion, however, I am really busy these days and currently do not have the time to do the research (as most of my replies would deeply depend on translation of theological concepts). However regarding sinners, one Quranic verse comes to mind:

Say: O my servants! who have acted extravagantly against their own souls, do not despair of the mercy of Allah; surely Allah forgives the faults altogether; surely He is the Forgiving the Merciful.

39-53


As this verse explicitly says, all sins could be forgiven, of course there are guidelines for repentance...but that is another issue.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Can't really tell whether your sarcastic or not...I like it though!

no not sarcastic at all; that was amazingly simple and decisive