Re: We are all CHAMAARS !!
K. Singh, I dont think you understood the quote
but not when it matters,
because a gold coin can turn any sword especially when pertaining to rational majorities. :)
Voltaire not studied Islam? LOL!!!
I assume you have not heard of a play called 'Mohomet...
i dunno i keep getting this picture of an army of hockey players goose-stepping around the CN Tower singing celine dion's "a new day has come" lyrics. scary stuff.
I am not sure, but I think to naturally see if the Islamic "institutions" are truly gaining momentum compared to other religions a person has to study an overwhelmingly Islamic country, state by state (similiar to how canada is or was an overwhelmingly christian nation).
Because I think the...
Either the institution will adapt to accomadate the shift in interpretations of Morality or challenge the the shift itself, or it will downsize...proof of this is the noticeable evolution of the catholic church. The religious institution is a product on a marketplace like anything...
Hello Navdeep Ji,
How can I be "intelligent" when my only claim to knowledge is that I know nothing but believe in something?
How can my intention be to be "correct" whenever I speak?
It is unfortunate that you think I speak from some hyper-rational robotic perspective, because each of...
Re: Tolerance Isn't Good Enough: The Need for Mutual Respect In Interfaith Relations
This is the worst thing I have ever read,
religions should not be tolerated nor should they be respected
everything should be understood...the understanding is enough to trigger responsible emotion which...
Believe in anything you want, and describe it with whatever language you wish and do it with an honest vigor for any emotion related to any experience you wish to express (that is life). That is not my quarrel and never will be. But to act as if your belief is akin to some cosmic wisdom that...
You asked a very convoluted question, that I have been studying for a long time.
What I think you have also asked me to do is to give perspective on the human condition, a subject of great difficulty. (but relates to this thread)
The simplest answer is that uncertainty does not fail to...
what is odd...the prime dividing force (the prime causation) between the divide of the divine and the profane is also its greatest unifier.
uncertainty
both states are products of uncertainty (a desire to rid oneself of this suspended state)
where not knowing is the real problem rather...
instead of focusing on how they are different why not first examine how they are so similiar?
http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/general-discussion/21797-the-a-manifesto.html
in summary
Seeing is not always believing and Believing is not always seeing
question:
If i "see" it do i have to believe that i saw it or is it possible to see it and then believe that i did not see it...in which case...you saw nothing...or saw something you did not believe?
"we men are...
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