Aldebaran said:To define guilt is in fact beyond human comprehension.
salaam.
butchersapron said:Indeed.
*whoosh*
rover07 said:Good attempt to avoid the question. But not an answer.
Do read some Ouspensky before you start claiming that 'guilt'* is purely 'selfish emotion', won't you.Gmarthews said:Guilt is a purely selfish emotion.
rover07 said:Fair enough, I accept that you are unwilling to question your faith.
invisibleplanet said:Do read some Ouspensky before you start claiming that 'guilt'* is purely 'selfish emotion', won't you.
*better term is 'conscience'
invisibleplanet said:Better look at my post, in relation to the one of yours (hash145) before it. There was no falsification.
Perhaps he's concerned that Al Qu'ran doesn't actualy promise 72 full-breasted maidens in paradise for each Muttaqun, and with the stark realisation that it's the Sunan al Tirmidhi that promises 72, yes, 72* wide and lovely-eyed wives, he, seemingly unable to satisfy even 1 earthly wife, is sick with worry at the prospect of having 72 to satisfy upon his death.Spion said:What's this humaar complaining about now?
He's Keyboardjockey - a poster on U75, who is converting to Judaism, and is a polyamorous, bisexual, right wing, S&M fetishist that plans to emigrate to Israel. Even as an atheist I can say he's going to hell in so many waysAldebaran said:(Who/what is KBJ?)
Jamal is an insult???? They are wonderful creaturesAldebaran said:(it = written himaar & jamal or 'idjl would do perfectly 2)
Spion said:He's Keyboardjockey - a poster on U75, who is converting to Judaism, and is a polyamorous, bisexual, right wing, S&M fetishist that plans to emigrate to Israel. Even as an atheist I can say he's going to hell in so many ways
Jamal is an insult???? They are wonderful creatures
invisibleplanet said:There was no quote or misquote of you.
http://www.urban75.net/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=6938492&postcount=154
invisibleplanet said:Do read some Ouspensky before you start claiming that 'guilt'* is purely 'selfish emotion', won't you.
*better way of looking at it is that guilt is a type of 'conscience'
No!Aldebaran said:I could never have guessed. Are you the CIA?.
Gmarthews said:Isn't he the guy whose last book went on about 'esotericism', a belief that there exist schools in the world where ancient esoteric knowledge and wisdom are not only preserved, but taught to initiates?
Sounds bonkers!
butchersapron said:Animals are all muslim too.
Aldebaran said:They believed in a diety probably carrying originally the/his Aramaic name al-LaHa (the god), which over time was adopted in Arabic pronouced as Allah with similar meaning. (Etymology of the word Allah isn not exaclty a closed case and I don't have the time for writing a lecture in linguistics.)
The fact that Muhammed's father was called abd'allah proves this deity existed alongside others and some suggest that there was a connection between this deity and the deity Hubal. If that is the case the Allah deity of the polytheist Arabs came rather late in pre-Islamic times to Mecca (I can post a known tale of how Hubal was introduced in Mecca if you like but as historian I have of course doubts and I didn't research it).
The fact that the name of this deity was chosen to introduce the idea of monotheïsm to the polytheists in Mecca is a good indication to the importance of this deity in the Meccan society.
It is however not the same deity as God in Al Qur'an and for you, who claims to be Muslim, to state this proves once more your sad lack of education in Islam.
By the way: I was raised in Sunni Islam, studied Sunni Islam and have now and then interesting contacts with Shia scholars but that isn't exactly making of me a Shia scholar. If you want good information on Shia Islam I suggest you contact a Shia scholar or Imam.
salaam.
Aldebaran said:Depends on what you understand by that.
If you are innocent and God is the ultimate justice, you can hardly be doomed for something you are innocent about.
salaam.