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Alpha and omega
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 10:35 am |
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Do I need to wait for The Aenigma´s opinion before I believe this?  She seems to have a very different opinion of you.... 
Awwww he is not REALLY a dudu  I was just teasing
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 11:13 am |
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Awwww he is not REALLY a dudu I was just teasing
This is at least something! Oh well!!! But i definetely dont fit in your description to dudu 
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 11:32 am |
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Coming back to the original topic ....  (Sorry I was away, and the reference to my business partner caught my eye)
Charlotte is talking through her head....There is only one Islam, and what that is - is clearly defined in Kuran. What does not fit the Koran´s description of Islam, is not islam at all.
Terms like modern Islam or modern islamists (Islamicists ?) are merely figments of Western imagination.
Obviously all my Turkish friends who use phrases like "neo-muslimaným" (I am a neo-muslim) or "müsliman-light" (diet-muslim) to describe the way they practice their faith are talking through their heads, as is an anthropologist commentator who reports about their views in society, rather than denying their existence.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 11:47 am |
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Coming back to the original topic .... (Sorry I was away, and the reference to my business partner caught my eye)
Obviously all my Turkish friends who use phrases like "neo-muslimaným" (I am a neo-muslim) or "müsliman-light" (diet-muslim) to describe the way they practice their faith are talking through their heads, as is an anthropologist commentator who reports about their views in society, rather than denying their existence.
Then i can say they are Deist, believing in the existing of God but not belong to any proper religion...
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 12:05 pm |
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Coming back to the original topic .... (Sorry I was away, and the reference to my business partner caught my eye)
Obviously all my Turkish friends who use phrases like "neo-muslimaným" (I am a neo-muslim) or "müsliman-light" (diet-muslim) to describe the way they practice their faith are talking through their heads, as is an anthropologist commentator who reports about their views in society, rather than denying their existence.
Ha ha
That is the right description for Islam in Turkey.
It is basically the result of being a bridge between two different culture, between two different religions.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 02:25 pm |
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Ha ha
That is the right description for Islam in Turkey.
It is basically the result of being a bridge between two different culture, between two different religions.
And actually that´s something I´ve always admired about Turkey, being that "bridge" makes it a very interesting country that´s both European and Asian or neither. It was fascinating to see covered girls walking ahnd in hand with girlas in mini skirts, observing how traditional and modern lifestyle coexist. Just as modern architecture sinks into the domes of mosques and historical sights. A wonderful clash taking its beauty from balance rather than struggle
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:58 pm |
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Then i can say they are Deist, believing in the existing of God but not belong to any proper religion...
being a "Deist" would also mean that they believe that God does not really intervene in human affairs...that there is really no divine revelation but rather interpretations made by other human beings.
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27 Mar 2009 Fri 03:58 pm |
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Awwww he is not REALLY a dudu  I was just teasing
Also...I´m glad to hear this 
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