Discussion are yall religious

[homiespidy]

title

 

[Ghoultune]

No

 

[homiespidy]

No

personally i am

 

[Kaari]

title

Agnostic. I want to believe in God but for me it’s hard to since I believe there is a lot of evidence that suggests otherwise.

 

[Skywalker.]

No

 

[Recession]

title

yh

 

[The Centipede]

The Lord God Almighty will massacre all atheists and Bolsheviks, and hack every prostitute to pieces.

 

[donsa]

Fuck no

 

[Recession]

The Lord God Almighty will massacre all atheists and Bolsheviks, and hack every prostitute to pieces.

what denomination are you

 

[Incognito]

Proud Muslim

 

[homiespidy]

Agnostic. I want to believe in God but for me it’s hard to since I believe there is a lot of evidence that suggests otherwise.

hmmm do u mean like God/Intelligent Creator in general or like a personal God

 

[The Centipede]

what denomination are you

The denomination of the sword

 

[Kaari]

hmmm do u mean like God/Intelligent Creator in general or like a personal God

I came from a Christian background, so it was a big part of my childhood growing up. Since I was raised in it I would like to believe in it if I could, I just can’t due to the reasons I’ve mentioned before.

 

[homiespidy]

The denomination of the sword

what do u thibk of verses which some christians use to appeal to pacifism?

 

[homiespidy]

Proud Muslim

same

 

[homiespidy]

I came from a Christian background, so it was a big part of my childhood growing up. Since I was raised in it I would like to believe in it if I could, I just can’t due to the reasons I’ve mentioned before.

what denomination?

 

[Kaari]

what denomination?

Catholic, but I would like into other denominations instead like Orthodoxy.

 

[Incognito]

I came from a Christian background, so it was a big part of my childhood growing up. Since I was raised in it I would like to believe in it if I could, I just can’t due to the reasons I’ve mentioned before.

Where are you from?

 

[Kaari]

Where are you from?

England.

 

[wsada]

Muslim but im being doubtful

 

[Incognito]

Muslim but im being doubtful

England.

What are your guys doubts?

 

[homiespidy]

England.

i went to a cofe primary school in england when i was little

 

[The Centipede]

what do u thibk of verses which some christians use to appeal to pacifism?

No mercy for the infidels hahaha.

 

[The Centipede]

England.

Where abouts fam?

 

[Recession]

i went to a cofe primary school in england when i was little

the church of england serves to be smited by God

 

[homiespidy]

another question for you guys: do you see black pill as anti religious as some people claim?

 

[homiespidy]

another question for you guys: do you see black pill as anti religious as some people claim?

personally i dont

 

[Kaari]

What are your guys doubts?

I have many reasons, but, for me it’s that…

Out of all the books which have said to claim theirs is the one true way to salvation and knowing God, it’s very improbable that out of all the other thousand of religions which came before and after ours we were raised in just what so happened to apparently be the supposed right ones.

Many religions have came and gone, it’s of my belief those religions in the Abrahamic sector will also fade into obscurity.

I do not want to feel like you’re forced to agree with me though, you are completely entitled to your beliefs, as I am mine.

 

[homiespidy]

I have many reasons, but, for me it’s that…

Out of all the books which have said to claim theirs is the one true way to salvation and knowing God, it’s very improbable that out of all the other thousand of religions which came before and after ours we were raised in just what so happened to apparently be the supposed right ones.

Many religions have came and gone, it’s of my belief those religions in the Abrahamic sector will also fade into obscurity.

I do not want to feel like you’re forced to agree with me though, you are completely entitled to your beliefs, as I am mine.

I believe that if a religion is to be the right one, God would preserve it and make it last.

 

[Kaari]

I believe that if a religion is to be the right one, God would preserve it and make it last.

You are entitled to that belief. I agree with that.

 

[Recession]

I believe that if a religion is to be the right one, God would preserve it and make it last.

then why are there multiple preserved ones with islam not even being the most preserved one4

 

[ineedthatrazor]

Agnostic. I want to believe in God but for me it’s hard to since I believe there is a lot of evidence that suggests otherwise.

Based

 

[homiespidy]

im suprised no one said they worship gandy so far

 

[idkwhatodo]

Agnostic. I want to believe in God but for me it’s hard to since I believe there is a lot of evidence that suggests otherwise.

 

[idkwhatodo]

im suprised no one said they worship gandy so far

I worship anyone who is chad

 

[homiespidy]

then why are there multiple preserved ones with islam not even being the most preserved one4

i am at the airport i dont ahve time and if i discuss this with u it will get into a huge debate and this thread will get deleted.

 

[homiespidy]

i am at the airport i dont ahve time and if i discuss this with u it will get into a huge debate and this thread will get deleted.

i will say there is string evidence for the preservation of Islam, I agree with lots of stuff in christianity too btw, we share alot of the same messages. The Quran says the Christians will be the best to us Muslims.

 

[wsada]

What are your guys doubts?

Mainly the philosophy of determinism clouding my mind

 

[Recession]

i will say there is string evidence for the preservation of Islam, I agree with lots of stuff in christianity too btw, we share alot of the same messages. The Quran says the Christians will be the best to us Muslims.

true we do have a common enemy

 

[homiespidy]

i will say there is string evidence for the preservation of Islam, I agree with lots of stuff in christianity too btw, we share alot of the same messages. The Quran says the Christians will be the best to us Muslims.

"You will surely find the most bitter towards the believers to be the Jews and polytheists and the most gracious to be those who call themselves Christian. That is because there are priests and monks among them and because they are not arrogant."
5:82

 

[milkjar]

same

your a shit skin and a mudslime?

 

[homiespidy]

your a shit skin and a mudslime?

yh do u hate me now

 

[homiespidy]

your a shit skin and a mudslime?

u shoudl come to germany im at the airport and there r some nice black women there

 

[Incognito]

I have many reasons, but, for me it’s that…

Out of all the books which have said to claim theirs is the one true way to salvation and knowing God, it’s very improbable that out of all the other thousand of religions which came before and after ours we were raised in just what so happened to apparently be the supposed right ones.

I understand you, and also why the number of religions can make belief feel like a lottery. Many think we just happen to be born into whatever is closest. I honestly think that’s a very honest concern for every realist.

I can only talk from an Islamic view point though. from an Islamic perspective, the existence of many religions actually makes more sense, not less.

Islam teaches that:

• God sent guidance to every nation at different times

• Prophets came to all peoples, not only in the Middle East

• The core message was always the same: One God, do good, be just

• Over time, human edits, power, and culture changed those messages

So instead of saying “ours is the only one that exists,” Islam says:

Many were true originally. Islam is the continuation and restoration of that original message.

In other words, not a lucky guess, but the final version.

Many religions have came and gone, it’s of my belief those religions in the Abrahamic sector will also fade into obscurity.

I disagree with this one. Islam doesn’t rely on tradition or cultural power to survive, it actually spread the most in times when Muslims had no political power at all. Today it’s still the fastest growing worldwide, and the religion with the highest retention among believers. People keep entering it even against pressure or trend.

Faiths driven purely by myth or culture they do indeed fade. Faiths grounded in what people experience as truth tend to persist.

I do not want to feel like you’re forced to agree with me though, you are completely entitled to your beliefs, as I am mine.

Nah you’re absolutely right. No one should be forced into belief.

The Qur’an literally says:

“There is no compulsion in religion.” (2:256)


And opens with:

“To you your religion, to me mine.” (109:6)


You deserve the freedom to explore, question, doubt, that’s how sincere belief is built. If God exists, He would want you to choose Him because you found Him, not because you were born into something.

 

[homiespidy]

your a shit skin and a mudslime?

im a horrible representation of a muslim tho ngl

 

[milkjar]

yh do u hate me now

no bhai, I just hate how my fellow ethnics behave sometimes

 

[Recession]

"You will surely find the most bitter towards the believers to be the Jews and polytheists and the most gracious to be those who call themselves Christian. That is because there are priests and monks among them and because they are not arrogant."
5:82

although i do disagree with the ethics and laws of islam and disagree with cultural relativism that we should live in society together

 

[homiespidy]

no bhai, I just hate how my fellow ethnics behave sometimes

true some of them have horrible behavior but we human beings arent perfect and arent free from sin, it gives us the blessing to turn to God for forgiveness

 

[homiespidy]

I understand you, and also why the number of religions can make belief feel like a lottery. Many think we just happen to be born into whatever is closest. I honestly think that’s a very honest concern for every realist.

I can only talk from an Islamic view point though. from an Islamic perspective, the existence of many religions actually makes more sense, not less.

Islam teaches that:

• God sent guidance to every nation at different times

• Prophets came to all peoples, not only in the Middle East

• The core message was always the same: One God, do good, be just

• Over time, human edits, power, and culture changed those messages

So instead of saying “ours is the only one that exists,” Islam says:

Many were true originally. Islam is the continuation and restoration of that original message.

In other words, not a lucky guess, but the final version.


I disagree with this one. Islam doesn’t rely on tradition or cultural power to survive, it actually spread the most in times when Muslims had no political power at all. Today it’s still the fastest growing worldwide, and the religion with the highest retention among believers. People keep entering it even against pressure or trend.

Faiths driven purely by myth or culture they do indeed fade. Faiths grounded in what people experience as truth tend to persist.

Nah you’re absolutely right. No one should be forced into belief.

The Qur’an literally says:

“There is no compulsion in religion.” (2:256)


And opens with:

“To you your religion, to me mine.” (109:6)


You deserve the freedom to explore, question, doubt, that’s how sincere belief is built. If God exists, He would want you to choose Him because you found Him, not because you were born into something.

amazing message ahki

 

[Incognito]

Mainly the philosophy of determinism clouding my mind

Islam actually offers a middle ground. It says that God knows everything that will happen, but his knowledge doesn’t force us into our choices.
Just because someone knows your future decision doesn’t mean they made it for you.

At the same time, there are aspects of life we never chose. Like our birthplace, our genetics, the struggles. Those are part of destiny. But the decisions we make in response to those conditions, those are truly ours. That’s why Islam puts so much emphasis on intention, effort, and striving toward what is right.

Islam shows that both coexist. life gives us a path, but we decide how we walk it. Our choices have weight, not because they change what God knows, but because they change who we are.