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Heaven or Hell?
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:01 am |
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Hmmmm,i knew i am wise somehow  lol
As for me,İm Muslim,and i obay my religion's rules,or at least i try!
And i have no problem of being tolerant too because 'Lakom Dinakom ve Lya Dini'
'You have your believes and i have mine'
That is one of the rules too,so i see no problem !
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 10:22 am |
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Quoting CANLI:
Anlamadım! |
of course canim, didn't understand, because every thing write here is nonsense,the blame only for whom named themselves Muslim not for otheres. :-S
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 11:58 am |
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Quoting elham: Quoting CANLI:
Anlamadım! |
of course canim, didn't understand, because every thing write here is nonsense,the blame only for whom named themselves Muslim not for otheres. :-S |
I dont think you read this thread Elham, or you would not have made that statement.
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 01:32 pm |
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Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: EXACTLY!!
I would like to add that many people are turned off to religion by the "rules". I think free thought and religious thought can coexist without having to reject the idea of God. I know other people feel differently but it makes sense to me. |
Exactly!!! Which makes you agnostic 
You cannot pretend you are a half-Christian - if you are Roman Catholic you have to follow the rules - that is WHAT YOUR RELIGION ASKS!!! |
There is no Catholic that lives by the rules completely. This is an acknowledged fact.....I am Catholic, AEnigma. Not perfect....But Catholic just the same. |
And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
The Nicene Creed is interesting too.
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 02:32 pm |
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Quoting peace train: And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
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A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion?
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:04 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting peace train: And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
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A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion? |
See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.
Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.
Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.
Wonder if this thread will be locked too.
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:07 pm |
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Quoting peace train: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting peace train: And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
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A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion? |
See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.
Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.
Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.
Wonder if this thread will be locked too.
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Hi PC - I actually answered your question ! did you not see it?
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:18 pm |
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Quoting peace train: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting peace train: And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
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A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion? |
See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.
Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.
Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.
Wonder if this thread will be locked too.
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Will you two ever start communicating or are you enjoying proving to one another who will have the last word? This refers to BOTH of you! 
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:20 pm |
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Sorry ...ermmm.... mummy? :-S
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16 Feb 2008 Sat 03:25 pm |
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Quoting Cacık: Quoting peace train: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting peace train: And remember the words of the Lord's Prayer. Actually that may have been a better choice than the Psalmquoted on Roswitha's thread.
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A better choice for YOU? Why were you expecting me to quote a psalm from YOUR religion? |
See Peace Train banging her head against a brick wall.
Nooooooooooooooooooo When you posted Psalm 137 I thought you were quoting a well known passage as an example, just as Roswitha had quoted a well known ayat. I didn't know if it was a Psalm that was often recited, so I was asking you GENUINELY. i referred to the Lord's Prayer because it was a better example as I thought Psalm 137 may not be often recited. I'm still non the wiser because you didn't answer my question. Sinply, I did not want to suggest you should have used a very often recited passage if that is what you had done in recitin 137 . . . in the ebd I risked it . . . couldn't be bothered to google and you didn't answer.
Having said all of that, my other point about your motive for posting Psalm 137 in particular, is still what I think.
Wonder if this thread will be locked too.
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Hi PC - I actually answered your question ! did you not see it? |
I saw the refernce to Psalm 23 and answered that I already knew that by heart. It is very well known, as is ayat Kursi, so would have been a good example. I may not have read your post correctly, I didn't see if you mentioned 137 was or wasn't well known for being recited. I'll go back and re read. Thanks.
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