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Military service announcement??
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:06 pm |
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Azade,
Some people die for what they believe in, some poeple die on duty...if you duty at the time happens to be associated with defense of your country and/or religion...you get a prize.
What is wrong with that?
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:15 pm |
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Quoting catwoman: Quoting azade:
What are we supposed to do? I AM trying to protest against it by passing information on to others. In Denmark we actually have an organization called Democratic Muslims which oppose to the wrong things being done in islams name. But it takes 1000 good deeds to even out 1 wrong, sadly. |
I'm not referring to you Azade, I'm just stating an observation. Wouldn't you agree with it? |
Yes I agree. I wish more muslims would aid to the cause.
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:16 pm |
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Quoting AlphaF: Azade,
Some people die for what they believe in, some poeple die on duty...if you duty at the time happens to be associated with defense of your country and/or religion...you get a prize.
What is wrong with that? |
Which prize - death? I'm not following
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:31 pm |
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nationality,races,beliefs are all so innocent diversities in main,but all em can be most dangerous weapons when used by dirty minds.History full with this wars,and pity in this science age still some of people at the negative side of this unvolitional terms.To be patriot sure virtuous but when it turned as a fanaticism so easy to be a toy for who feding with innocents' bloods..
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:33 pm |
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Quoting MrX67: nationality,races,beliefs are all so innocent diversities in main,but all em can be most dangerous weapons when used by dirty minds.History full with this wars,and pity in this science age still some of people at the negative side of this unvolitional terms.To be patriot sure virtuous but when it turned as a fanaticism so easy to be a toy for who feding with innocents' bloods.. |
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:40 pm |
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For the 5000 years written history...
Can you please show me where there was peace? Where there was not war? This will all follow this... I am afraid! Better get used to this truth!!
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27 Jan 2008 Sun 11:57 pm |
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Quoting christine: Quoting AlphaF: they can not be in a better place. |
How do we know it is a better place!! anyone ever come back to tell us? |
Once upon a time there was a group of mayfly larvae having a discussion at the bottom of their pond. They were very concerned because every so often one of their number would suddenly rush to the top of their world and disappear for ever. They made a promise to eachother that whichever of them was the next to go would return and explain what happened.
One day, as they were debating, one of them began to float upwards. The group called out to be sure to remember the promise. The larva, shot to the surface and found itself propelled on to a firm surface, bathed in a warm light. It felt very peculiar as he began to dry. Suddenly he felt the urge to fly and he found himself fluttering around the surface of the pond, taking in the delights of his new world. He caught a glimpse of his reflection in the surface of the pond and wondered at his beautiful new appearance. He was very excited and remembered his promise to his friends. But try as he might he could not get back to the bottom of the pond.
Abridged version of one analogy for children. I’m sure there are others.
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28 Jan 2008 Mon 12:38 am |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Hmmmm I wonder if you could clarify something then. Do they ALL go to 'paradise' if they do something in the name of Allah? I am thinking about terrorists now.
For example, if someone came and set off a suicide bomb in your home, killing all your family, in the name of Allah and was quite convinced he was right, you would be happy that he would go to eternal paradise because he is a muslim?  |
Your needle is stuck in the groove again.
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28 Jan 2008 Mon 12:42 am |
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Nobel Peace Prize 2006 reference:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q7iLPnDCQ1g
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28 Jan 2008 Mon 12:49 am |
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Is it where you take your name from?
Peace Train
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28 Jan 2008 Mon 01:04 am |
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Quoting peace train: Quoting christine: Quoting AlphaF: they can not be in a better place. |
How do we know it is a better place!! anyone ever come back to tell us? |
Once upon a time there was a group of mayfly larvae having a discussion at the bottom of their pond. They were very concerned because every so often one of their number would suddenly rush to the top of their world and disappear for ever. They made a promise to eachother that whichever of them was the next to go would return and explain what happened.
One day, as they were debating, one of them began to float upwards. The group called out to be sure to remember the promise. The larva, shot to the surface and found itself propelled on to a firm surface, bathed in a warm light. It felt very peculiar as he began to dry. Suddenly he felt the urge to fly and he found himself fluttering around the surface of the pond, taking in the delights of his new world. He caught a glimpse of his reflection in the surface of the pond and wondered at his beautiful new appearance. He was very excited and remembered his promise to his friends. But try as he might he could not get back to the bottom of the pond.
Abridged version of one analogy for children. I’m sure there are others.
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I hope you learned something from that Christine 
So endeth the lesson (the needle is stuck in the grove again...)
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