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    Quote Originally Posted by anonymity View Post
    .... and you quoted from wikipedia... fail.
    wikipedia is better than nothing, even it requires sources. If you think wikipedia is a sham you've been listening to your high school teachers a little too blindly.
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    I am sorry..ish... but I thought it was funny... you were complaining about sources and you cited a site that is not always accurate. Irony...

    Not from high school teachers... personal viewings you see... I check my sources and their author... I don't just deem hearsay as fact..... well... yes it is at least a source... more than the usual "fact" post... congrats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Widget View Post
    Well, I can't exactly look it up at the moment since I'm on my phone, but I seem to remember quite a few places in the old testament that say heathen/non-jews should be killed, as in entire cities (it was the story of the guy with the trumpet, can't remember his name though). Just as well, gos himself killed quite a few people. "Thou shall not kill" is just something almost all religions have to cover their bases. (Also, Hitler was mainly killing jews and gays == religion-related deaths.)
    Right man, but who said it? Was it God (or however you want to name it) or was it a Jew with perhaps a political agenda

    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    muslim.... need i say more?
    Islam is a religion of peace, as all true religions are. What your thinking of is a radical group who have misinterpreted the writings (aka fundamentalists). Christianity has them too, as I'm sure all religions do. Now they take different forms, but that does not change the fact that a) your perpetuating a harmful stereotype while displaying great ignorance and intolerance, and b) they are not Islamic. They are continually dismissed by the Islamic faith organization, and anyone who understands Islam.

    If you go into a discussion on any subject, be it religion, politics or whats for dinner; attacking is never, ever, going to get anyone anywhere. So my advice is to stay out of these types of discussions until you can do that. You'll just make a bunch of people mad and look like an ignorant sheep.

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    Hey,
    I think you missed something, since we are not allowed to kill anyone and take his life, we are not the judge, we are just citizens. The military gets permission from the governments to keep peace over countries, if you kill 1 people to safe 200 people, then it is allowed, though I would love to see nobody die, but yeah that is not possible.

    God's followers in the early times of the bible were allowed to kill other people, if they were allowed by the judge God.(If you don't believe in god you won't believe this so...)
    A cop can't put you in jail, a judge has to speak out a punishment then the cop send you to jail. God gave governments the power to rule the countries, they can abuse it or use it in the good way. God gave the power to let those judges judge people who have/haven't done something wrong. That doesn't mean that if there went something wrong, you can blame God.

    I hope this post was readable since, I am trying to increase my English Grammar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruroken View Post
    Right man, but who said it? Was it God (or however you want to name it) or was it a Jew with perhaps a political agenda



    Islam is a religion of peace, as all true religions are. What your thinking of is a radical group who have misinterpreted the writings (aka fundamentalists). Christianity has them too, as I'm sure all religions do. Now they take different forms, but that does not change the fact that a) your perpetuating a harmful stereotype while displaying great ignorance and intolerance, and b) they are not Islamic. They are continually dismissed by the Islamic faith organization, and anyone who understands Islam.

    If you go into a discussion on any subject, be it religion, politics or whats for dinner; attacking is never, ever, going to get anyone anywhere. So my advice is to stay out of these types of discussions until you can do that. You'll just make a bunch of people mad and look like an ignorant sheep.
    Thanks,

    Thou shall not kill also implies to animals, this means that Christians should be vegetarians .

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaumanAkhlaQ View Post
    Thanks,

    Thou shall not kill also implies to animals, this means that Christians should be vegetarians .
    Nope .
    Can some people first try to read and investigate stuff you state here?
    I am not saying I know everything, but yeah. It would be handy .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermen View Post
    Hey,
    I think you missed something, since we are not allowed to kill anyone and take his life, we are not the judge, we are just citizens. The military gets permission from the governments to keep peace over countries, if you kill 1 people to safe 200 people, then it is allowed, though I would love to see nobody die, but yeah that is not possible.

    God's followers in the early times of the bible were allowed to kill other people, if they were allowed by the judge God.(If you don't believe in god you won't believe this so...)
    A cop can't put you in jail, a judge has to speak out a punishment then the cop send you to jail. God gave governments the power to rule the countries, they can abuse it or use it in the good way. God gave the power to let those judges judge people who have/haven't done something wrong. That doesn't mean that if there went something wrong, you can blame God.

    I hope this post was readable since, I am trying to increase my English Grammar.
    I feel that killing someone in any case is not permissible. Not to drag this off topic, but it comes down to choice (among other things). When you kill someone, you make a choice for them. A very, very big choice. A choice that was never yours to make. You also make a choice for yourself, you choose to kill a fellow human and all that comes with it. This is why suicide is not the same as murder, it is your choice to make. Now if that choice is the right one or not is a different question. You still kill a human, and all that comes with it.

    Now you might say that the other person made his or her choice when he or she committed whatever act that made you feel you had the right to kill him or her. Perhaps they killed and raped a child. A heinous act by anyone's standards. Did the child "deserve" to die? No. But neither do they. Lock them away for the rest of their lives, do what you have to do to sleep at night with the exception of torture or murder. I feel that making someone live after doing that is far worse then killing them. Imagine one day waking up and realizing the significance of what you had done, and then having to live with that.

    This works both ways, because the day YOU wake up and realize the significance of what you've done, you need to live with that for the rest of your life. It's true you may never get it, and live blinded, but its quite the risk...

    People often forget, in their misplaced righteous anger, that abusers were abused. Commiters of violent crimes are not objects of hatred, but pity. A few horrible life experiences is all that separates you from them, if even that much.

    And as for people coming at you with knives and such, "fighting for ones life". Do you honestly need to kill them to get away safely? Nope.

    Quote Originally Posted by NaumanAkhlaQ View Post
    Thanks,

    Thou shall not kill also implies to animals, this means that Christians should be vegetarians .
    In my opinion? Absolutely. Do as the Buddhists do, live your life while trying to kill a little as absolutely necessary. For instance, when you boil water, microorganisms die. Now boiling water is somewhat of a necessity, so one must realize that one cannot live life without taking it to some degree.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    your full of so much crap. Nagasaki and hiroshima alone outnumber the amount of deaths ever caused by Christianity and Judiasm combined.

    that means more people have died because of science than any other cause.

    and if you want to take the commandment literally as it was written, lets look at the hebrew word for kill and see what it actually means

    the hebrew word for kill that is used in that sentence is

    "ratsach"

    looking up that word you would find that it means....

    to murder, to slay, to kill
    by means of PREMEDEITATION

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    KK, brian owned you already.

    And I am not saying that Christianity is the only religion here am I? Alot of religions adopt said 'rule' if you will, and they do still kill in the name of their God.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Torrent of Flame View Post
    KK, brian owned you already.

    And I am not saying that Christianity is the only religion here am I? Alot of religions adopt said 'rule' if you will, and they do still kill in the name of their God.
    Rofl, I think all that's happened to the kid since he came in here was get owned.

    And again, I gotta stress the importance of the difference between killing in the name of something and having something endorse you killing in its name.

    I would say those who kill in the name of God (or Buddha, Here Krishna, Yahweh, etc) miss the point entirely. Completely and utterly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruroken View Post
    Right man, but who said it? Was it God (or however you want to name it) or was it a Jew with perhaps a political agenda



    Islam is a religion of peace, as all true religions are. What your thinking of is a radical group who have misinterpreted the writings (aka fundamentalists). Christianity has them too, as I'm sure all religions do. Now they take different forms, but that does not change the fact that a) your perpetuating a harmful stereotype while displaying great ignorance and intolerance, and b) they are not Islamic. They are continually dismissed by the Islamic faith organization, and anyone who understands Islam.

    If you go into a discussion on any subject, be it religion, politics or whats for dinner; attacking is never, ever, going to get anyone anywhere. So my advice is to stay out of these types of discussions until you can do that. You'll just make a bunch of people mad and look like an ignorant sheep.



    And don't confuse The Great Spirit with his prophets, friends, and those who claim to be his friends
    I believe that on the topic of the religion of islam you are sadly mistaken. Had you done any actually research on the subject i think you would find that, yes there are peaceful muslims, but muslims that follow the koran strictly, not so much. I have deduced this from my own readings of the koran, and my visit to a local mosque as extra credit in my CC world religions class. If you would like to discuss the subject feel free to PM me, and i can offer my personal experiences at the mosque and refence many verses in the koran that were not kosher.(pun intended)

    Otherwise, do some research and dont drink the kool-aid

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    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    I believe that on the topic of the religion of islam you are sadly mistaken. Had you done any actually research on the subject i think you would find that, yes there are peaceful muslims, but muslims that follow the koran strictly, not so much. I have deduced this from my own readings of the koran, and my visit to a local mosque as extra credit in my CC world religions class. If you would like to discuss the subject feel free to PM me, and i can offer my personal experiences at the mosque and refence many verses in the koran that were not kosher.(pun intended)

    Otherwise, do some research and dont drink the kool-aid
    XD I'm about to die laughing

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    Its common sense. God said to not kill on purpose. So you cannot go around and murdering people. But if its army to army then go ahead. But to me America is getting alot of sins (LOL). Afghanistan, Iraq, and then pakistan.

    but no dude talibanz and al-qaedaz haz l33t nukez.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    I believe that on the topic of the religion of islam you are sadly mistaken. Had you done any actually research on the subject i think you would find that, yes there are peaceful muslims, but muslims that follow the koran strictly, not so much. I have deduced this from my own readings of the koran, and my visit to a local mosque as extra credit in my CC world religions class. If you would like to discuss the subject feel free to PM me, and i can offer my personal experiences at the mosque and refence many verses in the koran that were not kosher.(pun intended)

    Otherwise, do some research and dont drink the kool-aid
    *sigh*

    First of all: "kosher" is not generally associated with Islam, so I'm not sure where your getting this "pun" idea... The word you were looking for is "halal" (kosher) or "haram" (not kosher).

    How about you post your experiences right here. I too have been to a Mosque, and shared experiences with people of many faiths, and quite frankly I find your claims to be baseless accusations.

    EDIT: Simply out of interest, your a Christian I take it, what denomination?

    Quote Originally Posted by kingarabian
    Its common sense. God said to not kill on purpose. So you cannot go around and murdering people. But if its army to army then go ahead. But to me America is getting alot of sins (LOL). Afghanistan, Iraq, and then pakistan.
    Between the "War on Terror" and the "War on Drugs" the United States are racking up quite a tally, I agree...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruroken View Post
    *sigh*

    First of all: "kosher" is not generally associated with Islam, so I'm not sure where your getting this "pun" idea... The word you were looking for is "halal" (kosher) or "haram" (not kosher).

    How about you post your experiences right here. I too have been to a Mosque, and shared experiences with people of many faiths, and quite frankly I find your claims to be baseless accusations.

    EDIT: Simply out of interest, your a Christian I take it, what denomination?



    Between the "War on Terror" and the "War on Drugs" the United States are racking up quite a tally, I agree...

    you obviously missed the pun. kosher is related to jews. the pun was about the enmity held by the the muslim community to those of the jewish faith, just look at the middle east.

    surah 4:89 They desire that you should disbelieve as they have disbelieved, so that you might be (all) alike; therefore take not from among them friends until they fly (their homes) in Allah's way; but if they turn back, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them, and take not from among them a friend or a helper.

    surah 9:123 O you who believe! fight those of the unbelievers who are near to you and let them find in you hardness; and know that Allah is with those who guard (against evil).

    kill people who dont believe you? very peaceful indeed

    My experience at the mosque was one of inequality between men and women, and frankly i found it very disrespectful. another woman from my college class went to the mosque to get extra credit, and she was in her car trying to leave the parking lot. There were 4 men chatting standing in her way. They noticed she was there and continued talking, without an attempt to get out of her way. At first i thought it was kinda funny, because thats something kids do to piss people off, but these were grown men...

    i would classify myself as a Christian, but not of any denomination. I do not believe in eternal hell, nor do i believe in much of the end time propaganda spread by the organized church. I could use the etymology's of hebrew and greek words along with a concordance to explain in detail why i do not believe many of the mainsteam Christian beliefs, but your point of asking that pointed question was to lump me in with the masses that you see as mindless sheep.


    EDIT : *almost forgot about this one*

    4:76 Those who believe do battle for the cause of Allah; and those who disbelieve do battle for the cause of idols. So fight the minions of the devil. Lo! the devil's strategy is ever weak.

    that one made me laugh the first time i read it. failed dichotomy is funny
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    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    you obviously missed the pun. kosher is related to jews. the pun was about the enmity held by the the muslim community to those of the jewish faith, just look at the middle east.
    Mate, thats a loose association at best...

    kill people who dont believe you? very peaceful indeed
    Are you really going to make me go into the old testament... In terms of perceived intolerance these quotes from Islam and the quotes I could easily produce from the Old Testament are bedfellows.

    My experience at the mosque was one of inequality between men and women, and frankly i found it very disrespectful. another woman from my college class went to the mosque to get extra credit, and she was in her car trying to leave the parking lot. There were 4 men chatting standing in her way. They noticed she was there and continued talking, without an attempt to get out of her way. At first i thought it was kinda funny, because thats something kids do to piss people off, but these were grown men...
    Ah, see this is a CULTURAL problem, not a spiritual one. Traditionally in cultures across the globe women have been "less". Just as black people (and women, and Mexicans, and Chinese, annnnd the Japanese etc etc) were, and in some ways still are, "less" in the United States. As a culture, the west cannot claim to have no blood on their hands. "Dirty Negroes" and women being lesser is the same shit, different medium. Or say... those filthy job stealing Mexicans?

    Hindsight is 20/20...

    Never mind the fact that you have no idea who they are, where they come from, or why they are here. Intolerance will be met with equal or greater intolerance. After 9/11 there were cases of people attacking Sikhs. They thought they were Islamic, or just knew they came from "over there".

    i would classify myself as a Christian, but not of any denomination. I do not believe in eternal hell, nor do i believe in much of the end time propaganda spread by the organized church. I could use the etymology's of hebrew and greek words along with a concordance to explain in detail why i do not believe many of the mainsteam Christian beliefs, but your point of asking that pointed question was to lump me in with the masses that you see as mindless sheep.
    Actually, I was trying to get an idea of where you come from on a cultural and spiritual basis... not to lump you in with anything. If we both speak the same language, communication will be greatly aided, so to speak.

    4:76 Those who believe do battle for the cause of Allah; and those who disbelieve do battle for the cause of idols. So fight the minions of the devil. Lo! the devil's strategy is ever weak.
    I would say there is more than one way to do 'battle', the least of which is violence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruroken View Post
    Now the question is, how does God/Buddha/Hare Krishna/Yahweh feel about that? No where in any scared text I have ever read does G/B/HK/Y say anyone should die (with the *possible* exception of the Old Testament. Note: I say GOD here, not prophets/spiritual leaders/"interpreters"... human error is a bitch ).

    That quote points to a great ill in today's western religion and base philosophy.
    Doesn't the fact that the Old Testament contains this contradictive bullshit completely defeat the object of the commandment.

    Thou Shall Not Kill...

    But Stone your wife if she has an affair.
    Stone your son if he doesn't follow your commands.
    Stone your neighbour if he doesn't believe in god.
    Stone gay people.

    Its pretty pathetic that people haven't sort of opened their silly eyes. If the Old Testament was the word of God, why feel the need to change and modify it for present day..

    Because the religion need's to fit in with so people will follow it..
    I think if anyone truely, hand on heart follows a religion, they should be able to tell me the in's and out's about it and have a bloody good reason to follow it..

    and I can't see that in any religion, I repeat ANY religion.

    As for your "killing" being "promoted" check out Fitna when you get a minute..

    http://www.themoviefitna.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruroken View Post
    I feel that killing someone in any case is not permissible. Not to drag this off topic, but it comes down to choice (among other things). When you kill someone, you make a choice for them. A very, very big choice. A choice that was never yours to make. You also make a choice for yourself, you choose to kill a fellow human and all that comes with it. This is why suicide is not the same as murder, it is your choice to make. Now if that choice is the right one or not is a different question. You still kill a human, and all that comes with it.

    Now you might say that the other person made his or her choice when he or she committed whatever act that made you feel you had the right to kill him or her. Perhaps they killed and raped a child. A heinous act by anyone's standards. Did the child "deserve" to die? No. But neither do they. Lock them away for the rest of their lives, do what you have to do to sleep at night with the exception of torture or murder. I feel that making someone live after doing that is far worse then killing them. Imagine one day waking up and realizing the significance of what you had done, and then having to live with that.

    This works both ways, because the day YOU wake up and realize the significance of what you've done, you need to live with that for the rest of your life. It's true you may never get it, and live blinded, but its quite the risk...

    People often forget, in their misplaced righteous anger, that abusers were abused. Commiters of violent crimes are not objects of hatred, but pity. A few horrible life experiences is all that separates you from them, if even that much.

    And as for people coming at you with knives and such, "fighting for ones life". Do you honestly need to kill them to get away safely? Nope.



    In my opinion? Absolutely. Do as the Buddhists do, live your life while trying to kill a little as absolutely necessary. For instance, when you boil water, microorganisms die. Now boiling water is somewhat of a necessity, so one must realize that one cannot live life without taking it to some degree.
    Why do I always state my opinion in the wrong way
    I was trying to say god allows the government to set-up armies to keep world peace, and if needed to kill someone, BUT I prefer nobody is going to die.
    I am against killing, you know.

    Like Ruroken said:
    You can kill with a God's name or the God tells you to kill is a big difference.
    My only and truthfulness God doesn't wants to get people killed, he just want justice and he lets governments with their armies do it, that doesn't approve all actions of the governments since they are human, they can still make the wrong decisions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by samm View Post
    Its pretty pathetic that people haven't sort of opened their silly eyes. If the Old Testament was the word of God, why feel the need to change and modify it for present day..
    You falsely assume God and humanity are static.

    As for your "killing" being "promoted" check out Fitna when you get a minute..

    http://www.themoviefitna.com/
    Yeah, because leading by example is NEVER a good idea

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    @Ruroken

    How is the enmity and hostility from the muslim community in the surrounding Israeli territory a loose association to my pun... car bombings?
    thats a bit more than a "loose association"

    Like i said, i dont follow many mainstream Christian beliefs, so that means nothing to me. You did not dispute the fact that these verses in the koran encourage violence and murder, you simply attempted to shift some sort of burden of proof on me, assuming i adhere to the preconceived image you have of my belief system

    The fact is, these verses encourage violence. That was my point, and those verses proved it. You have yet to dispute that fact.

    Their intolerance and treatment toward women is based on the koran. The koran says that women are worth half a man... in addition it says you can have 4 wives, and that rubbing your hands in dirt is cleaner than touching a woman... Are these not a result of spiritual teachings? Their treatment of woman has nothing to do with their belief system?

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    Religions made just to control people with fear, so they'll do what the church says. Nowadays it's just an easymode for thinking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rogue poser View Post
    @Ruroken

    How is the enmity and hostility from the muslim community in the surrounding Israeli territory a loose association to my pun... car bombings?
    thats a bit more than a "loose association"

    Like i said, i dont follow many mainstream Christian beliefs, so that means nothing to me. You did not dispute the fact that these verses in the koran encourage violence and murder, you simply attempted to shift some sort of burden of proof on me, assuming i adhere to the preconceived image you have of my belief system

    The fact is, these verses encourage violence. That was my point, and those verses proved it. You have yet to dispute that fact.

    Their intolerance and treatment toward women is based on the koran. The koran says that women are worth half a man... in addition it says you can have 4 wives, and that rubbing your hands in dirt is cleaner than touching a woman... Are these not a result of spiritual teachings? Their treatment of woman has nothing to do with their belief system?
    Hm, your right, I wasn't clear. (Your also partially right).

    I was simply trying to point out that Christians are not at all as violent in the west (despite what the old testament has to say), in this day and age, despite how fundamentalist they are. There may still be the odd one, but for the most part they are tolerant to the point of not knocking people about. Why could the Islamic people not be the same way?

    Yes these passages, as many passages throughout history allow for loopholes in the conscience so that people may be justified in killing. Does that mean that they are necessarily listened to? Does that mean that every Islamic person is inherently violent? No.

    As for women, yes this is an issue, but one that is being addressed. Canada is running a big campaign right now with the message "women have rights here". In bus stops and such. Its a problem of education.

    I just find your backhanded branding of a group as violent to be rather harsh and quick judgment of your fellow man. I suppose a lot of people are a little racist. And as for the pun... its still pretty loose in the context you put it in originally.

    I'm done, because we do not have a true dialogue. Your hate is your problem, and I'm sorry it has to be that way. Absolute arguments and fundamentalism never got anyone anywhere good.

    Accept that the waters around you have grown.

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