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tbaba1234: Like i said before, so called contradictions are some people's unwillingness to use their heads: This is almost embarrassing from an atheist to bring this up: Id help you:You took one rendering of the statement and gave a very long commentary on it. . .There are many other verses that say other wise, example. . . Could it be from earth? 11:61 It is He Who hath produced you from the earth 32:7 He began the creation of man from clay Or water? 25:54 It is He Who has created man from water Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Calcium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sulfur, Chlorine, Sodium, Magnesium and Silicon are all essential in the human makeup: So our essence is of clay:All the elements you mentioned are also found in rocks and the sun, does that mean we are made from rocks or the sun?. . .These elements are abundant all over the world and they make up all living matter including all animals and plants. . . Shafi Usmani (Jurist) writes: The words sulaalah means ‘extract’ and tin means ‘wet earth’ or ‘clay’ and the verse means that man was created from some special elements extracted from earth.(Shafi Usmani. Mariful Qur’an. Vol. 6, page 307.)Funny islamic apologetics. . .Wet earth is not the same as clay, extract is not the same as essential constituent of something, so which is it extract or essentail constituient?Or water? 25:54 It is He Who has created man from water. . .The two words are different and the apologist you quoted can not have it both ways, does the Koran say man was created from the extract of clay or essential constituents of clay essential constituent of clay ? So man's made up of an essence of clay-From the answers in Islam website which I happen to agree with it says "This is hardly a scientific description of embryonic development. It ignores to mention the female egg (the second and equally important half) and the process of fertilization when egg and sperm unite to form one new cell. It mentions the obvious [the sperm], the visible, that which all mankind knew for a long time that it is necessary to "make" a baby. The Qur'an does NOT mention the invisible, that which we know only through modern medicine. Had God really wanted to reveal something nobody could know at that time, in order to prove the divine origin of his revelation, he would have talked e.g. about the "equal contribution of the female through the ovum to form the new person and how the two come together and form one being". . . . Now that is cleared: Let's move to the other "contradictions"Fair enough, sound explanation. . . . It is a shame i have to respond to this, even an arab christian or jew will confirm what i spoke of, about the literary genius of the Quran.I don't know much about classical arabic. . .Nice refutations any way, but you just dismissed some of them on the grounds that they are anti islam or anti arab. . . That is the case of attacking the messenger instead of the message. . .But nice refutation over all I must say. . .My point is that, their are many books that have enlightened man, giving man more knowledge and understanding of himself and his environment in all ramifications of his life than the Koran. . .If you are saying that the Koran is better than all arabic literature before it then I won't say much about it or argue, if the challenge of presenting a better book was only meant for the ancient arabs then i won't argue about it as well, but if the challenge is for the whole of humanity to produce a better book than the Koran, then I will say that there are many books that are much better than the Koran. . . |
dekung: This Dr. Barret or whatever he is called just told a big lie. How did he come to that conclussion? Did he conduct any experiment over time? My problem with most religious people is the speed with which they jump at any 'scientific' report, provided it supports their belief, which subjecting such postulation to critical reasoning. If children were born with faith how come they still ask questions about God? Every human being is born agnostic. S/he has no idea of anything and as s/he grows up indoctrination makes him/her believe whatever it is he finally cmes to believe. Barret claimed if children were left in the desert to raise themselves they will still worship God. Lie! The Piraha people do not even believe in any deity, they dont even care if or not one exists. They live their lives one day at a time and they can be said to be one of the happiest people on earth.Dr. Justin Barrett is the Director of the thrive center for human development at the fuller theological seminary. So he must be bias in favor of religion. . . .I think it has already been established pretty well that the human mind has an instinctive "agency bias". We tend to see purpose and agency in things that don't actually have them. Most of the results in this study are an outgrowth of this already known, and already explained, effect. With some bias added in to make it look like support for religion, when it is actually the opposite. It gives a naturalistic explanation of where religion comes from. |
tbaba1234: Given the circumstances of the quranic revelation, It was revealed over a period of 23 years in different circumstances, in times of peace and conflict, and it remains remarkably consistent.Still doesn't make it special, people have conducted research and written books about their research that spanned a period of about 30 years with consistency and no contradictions. The Koran as we know it today did not exist during the time of Mohammed so the issue about it not being edited is tenuous. . .The Koran does contain some contradiction. . . .Here is one. . . What was man created from, blood, clay, dust, or nothing? "Created man, out of a (mere) clot of congealed blood," (96:2). "We created man from sounding clay, from mud moulded into shape, (15:26). "The similitude of Jesus before Allah is as that of Adam; He created him from dust, then said to him: "Be". And he was," (3:59). "But does not man call to mind that We created him before out of nothing?" (19:67, Yusuf Ali). Also, 52:35). "He has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer! (16:4). In Surah 19:67, it states that man was created out of nothing. In 15:26, man is created from clay. . . Since clay is something, we have a contradiction since "nothing" excludes the possibility of "clay." Both cannot be true. . . . . This challenge is not a subjective challenge, It is an objective one. The Quran is only the Quran in the arabic language... Translations do not capture the eloquence an of the book. The word choice, the sentence construction are not captured in translations. The challenge is made up of a number of points:Some Koranic scholars have said other wise. . .few researchers on the opinions on the Koran: (a) [The Qur'an] is strikingly lacking in overall structure, frequently obscure and inconsequential in both language and content, perfunctory in its linking of disparate materials, and given to the repetition of whole passages in variant versions. On this basis it can plausibly be argued that the book is the product of belated and imperfect editing of materials from a plurality of traditions. - Patricia Crone and Michael Cook, Hagarism: The Making of the Islamic World, (Cambridge, 1977) p. 18 (b) the Qur'an is not always presented as the speech of God. Numerous critics of the Qur'an have pointed to instances where God is mentioned in the third person. Regarding these critics, Benjamin Walker writes: "Some asked what need there was for God to take oaths like any mortal being, as when he swears by the fig and olive, and by Mount Sinai (95:1); by the declining day (103:1); and by the stars, the night and the dawn (81:15-1. Above all, they asked why the Almighty had to swear on himself Who Wrote the Bible? by Richard E. Friedman (c) From the literary point of view, the Koran has little merit. Declamation, repetition, puerility, a lack of logic and coherence strike the unprepared reader at every turn. It is humiliating to the human intellect to think that this mediocre literature has been the subject of innumerable commentaries, and that millions of men are still wasting time absorbing it - Reinach, Salomon, Orpheus: A History of Religion, (New York, 1932), p. 176, as cited in both Warraq, Quest for the Historical Muhammad, p. 9, and Katz, Bernard, The Ways of an Atheist, (Prometheus, 1999), p. 145 (d)My idea is that the Koran is a kind of cocktail of texts that were not all understood even at the time of Muhammad. Many of them may even be a hundred years older than Islam itself. Even within the Islamic traditions there is a huge body of contradictory information, The Qur’an claims for itself that it is ‘mubeen,’ or clear, but if you look at it, you will notice that every fifth sentence or so simply doesn’t make sense. Many Muslims will tell you otherwise, of course, but the fact is that a fifth of the Qur’anic text is just incomprehensible. This is what has caused the traditional anxiety regarding translation. If the Qur’an is not comprehensible, if it can’t even be understood in Arabic, then it’s not translatable into any language. That is why Muslims are afraid. Since the Qur’an claims repeatedly to be clear but is not—there is an obvious and serious contradiction. Something else must be going on -Gerd-R. Puin I have always had an open mind; that is why i have studied the facts of most major religions. Islam is the only one that provides logical answers to all the major life questions.Fair enough but that is subjective. . . . |
queensmith: Shout when im angry...nothing wrong in thatThe same way it will be ok for your husband to slap you when he is angry, nothing wrong with that as well. . . . |
seguun: I expected you to at least provide me with a prove from an experiment that shows the absence of antibiotics in a drink in which a fly has been dipped, all you have to say is to make a conclusion from your own words.The report has nothing to say about a fly falling into a drink. . .It only talks about how antibiotics are extracted from the surface of flies by using ethanol and a filter. . .Are you saying that if a fly falls into a cup of water it will release antibiotic into the water?. . .is that what you are saying?. . . |
[quote author=emöfine2]Sweetnecta, let me tell you something. If a person is irreligious or does not adhere to the popular faiths such as Islam or Christianity it doesn't mean that such people are not conscious of a creator. I actually have beliefs but you wouldn’t know that because you fail to ask as other individuals do on this forum. Only one person in my whole time in this entire forum has bothered to inquire about my beliefs and such encounter did not even take place in the religious section. When a person declares that they are neither for Allah or Jehovah it appears many people here readily assume that such a person is atheist. When a person discusses with another individual or collective of a particular status some people lump the foreigner with the majority. When a person asks questions some people are averse to answer because some assume that such person is a trouble maker or some really care because they think that such a person is lost and looking for directions. Let me tell you now, I belong to none of those demographics. I am not floating or flirting with different belief systems. I already have my own beliefs if you care to check. However I am very interested in learning more about other people’s beliefs and philosophies. There is nothing more I despise than willful ignorance. I don’t like to adhere to any cast roles awarded to any collective or individual by any biased or bigoted people including the media. When I want to find out more about a particular people I will investigate said people preferably by first hand. So when I read the Quaran it doesn't mean I've made a sub-conscious choice to adopt Allah as my God. When I quote the Bible it doesn't mean that I have faith in the text I reiterate. I converse with you in the language you understand to make our communication more amicable it’s just a shame that that same courtesy often or not is never extended. Just because I’m sensitive to another people’s belief or unbelief doesn't mean I revere it. Sorry to write that whole epistle but I think it’s about time you know where I stand.[/quote]Strange that non of the feral childern express any such beliefs as the research shows. In fact the ones raised by dogs and wolves in the wild seemed to think they were dogs or wolves. . .Such cases have been very well documented. . . |
Victor Stenger. . . .I like the old man. . . |
tbaba1234: Faith in my opinion has to be backed with reason. The faith the Our'an builds in men for instance is not at all blind or arbitrary, it seeks to be substantiated by the dictates of reason and intellect. The Quran comes with its falsification tests:Is this the falsifiable test? Many men have written books that do not contain any discrepancies inside. . . .Some religious books contain no discrepancies as well. ..Many say the Koran contains some discrepancies. . . And if ye are in doubt as to what We have revealed from time to time to Our servant, then produce a Sura (chapter) like thereunto; and call your witnesses or helpers [If there are any] besides Allah, if your [doubts] are true. But if ye cannot- and of a surety ye cannot- then fear the Fire whose fuel is men and stones,- which is prepared for those who reject Faith.(2:23-24)There are many books that teach more about morals, social order, and give a better understanding of the world around than the Koran. . . .If you want to know about man his nature and the nature of his surrounding environment a biology, physics, geography and chemistry text book will give you much more knowledge about that than the Koran. . .Men have written books that have impacted them with more knowledge about their nature and that of their surrounding environmental for example than the Koran. . .So i really do not understand why muslims keep bringing up this point of providing a book that is better than the Koran. . .The Grey's anatomy text book better explains the basic nature of man than the Koran for example. . .Men have written better books than the Koran in many different aspects. . .Even when it comes to morals, political and social systems, men have written better books than the Koran. . . So for me, if you claim that this is true , there has to be evidence to back this up.How do you find the truth when you are indoctrinated to believe that there is no God but Allah(meaning all other Gods are false) and Mohammed is is last messenger?. . .You can't go about finding the truth once you have been indoctrinated with such a line, you can only go out to look for confirmation or things that will agree with what you have been indoctrinated with. . . |
Obi1kenobi: I find religious bigots (as you've exhibited) just as egotistical and proud (in a most unsubstantiated way too) and they are generally products of childhood indoctrination incapable of thinking any other way from the rigid dogmatic belief inculcated or beaten into them since birth. I can see the holistic, integrated, organic advancement of rabidly religious fanatics and god botherers in Nigeria.+ 1000 |
Conditioning and indoctrination is the name of the word. . .A muslim will always put the koran on top of every other book. . .A christian will tear the koran and use it to wip off his bum bum after using the toilet without feeling a thing. . .Indoctrination is what makes you a christian just the same way as indoctrination is what makes sweetnecta a muslim. . . |
seguun: Oga! it is you that don't seem to understand the report of the research, in a simple way, it is the presence of the antibiotics on the fly's surface that makes the diseases harmless to the fly. So, if the fly falls into some liquid and its cells saturates in the liquid, definitely both the diseases and the antibiotics will be released in the liquid thereby, making the diseases harmless in the liquid. My point is, if the antibiotics is present in the liquid, it will definitely make the diseases harmless unless you can prove the absence of antibiotics in the drink in which a fly has been dipped.NO, the antibiotic on the surface of the fly will not be released into the liquid, if it will the research will not talk about using ethanol to extract the antibiotic from the surface of the fly. . .Read about antibiotics and how they are extracted so that you will have a better understanding. . .Are you saying that simply dipping a fly in water for example will release the antibiotic found on its surface inside the water?. . .If that is what you are saying then it is false. . .Dipping a fly in water will not make the antibiotic on its surface to be released into the water. . . |
tbaba1234: Every kid would undergo some kind of preconditioning , if they do not get it from parents/relatives, they get it from society and friends. Id argue that it is better kids are indoctrinated at home than outside of it. Kids do not just develop convictions, they do so based on their environment. There is another study that claims that if kids were left on an island to develop their own civilization.. They would end up worshiping something [i would look up the reference]. The belief in a divine is within us.The normal human instinct is firstly for survival and recognition of his/her environment. . .The God instinct comes based on the fact that we humans are creative and create things so it follows that we will normally assume that the earth was created. The human being in his primitive and natural form is superstitious. . . The signs of God are subtle: sometimes the signs come to us and we reject it even though it has already being ingrained in us.The Quran uses the word 'kafir' to describe those who disbelieve: Kafir simply means to hide, to bury, to deny the truth already ingrained within yourself. The word normally translated as verse in the quran is called 'ayat' which actually means sign.When then do so many people fail to see such "signs". . .And when referring to God which one of the many Gods available is the true God(s)?. . .If we allow kids to form a civilization on an island, do you think that will ever come to declare the muslim declaration of faith statement(shahada)?. . .Do the "signs" lead people to Allah?. . . |
Wanted to reply but when I saw that Dr. Justin Barrett is the Director of the thrive center for human development at the fuller theological seminary. I saw the bias and decided not to. . .The bottom line is that INDOCTRINATION is what makes people accept what ever concept of God and religion their parents indoctrinate them with. .The indoctrination has to be done at an early age for it to remain a part of the child's life. . . |
seguun: The scientists extracting the antibiotics using ethanol does not mean there will be absence of antibiotics in the drink the fly is dipped into. That is why I asked you to provide us with any scientific experiment that proves the drink contaminates more.It seems you do not understand what the research is all about. . .The research is about finding antibiotics in and on flies based on the fact that they carry bacteria all over them but the bacteria do not harm them. . .The antibiotic they carry has to first extracted by ethanol, filtered and synthesized before it can be of any use. . .When a fly falls into a drink the millions of bacteria in its legs and saliva will contaminate the drink. . .The antibiotic is for the protection of the fly. The extracting and synthesising is only to make it easy to study in the lab. They are trying to know how the antibiotics can be used to treat other human health problems.How then does this support your prophet's assertion that dipping a fly that falls in a person's drink will provide cure for the disease it carries? The antibiotic is for the protection of the fly and will have to be removed using special chemicals like ethanol, when it is removed it has to be filtered and synthesized before if can be used . . .Are you saying that just re-immersing a the fly that falls into you water or coca cola will remove the antibiotic and provide cure for cholera for example? If that is the case why are people not immersing flies into water and drinking the water as a cure for diseases like cholera? |
^^ Visnu definitely exist, it was proven by the verders. . . |
rabzy: The fact of Jesus existence is unassailable.It is, and it has. . . .http://rationalrevolution.net/articles/jesus_myth_history.htm#2. . . |
seguun: Oh i see! SIMPLE LOGIC indeed!! so your simple logic tells you the diseases on the fly manifest in the drink but does not tell you the antibiotics will also manifest in the drink. Just at least be SINCERE!No, normally a fly carries diseases on its legs and in its saliva, it also carries antibiotics in its gut and on its body surface that protects it from the harmful bacteria it carries about or in where it feeds since it normally feeds in bacteria filled environment. . .The antibiotic is carries on its body can only be extracted using ethanol and chemically synthesized first before it can be used, it is not helpful to the human in its natural form. it has to be extracted and chemically synthesized and made useful before it can be used according to the research. . .So NO, it will not manifest in the drink but the millions of bacteria in the fly's saliva and legs will contaminate the drink it falls into. . .The wing is situated on the surface but the antibiotic is NOT to be found on one wing of the fly. .It is to be found on its surface and it has to be chemically extracted and synthesized to be of any use to humans which is a process. . .Re-immersing a fly into your drink when it falls into it is a harmful exercise. . . |
seguun: Mr atheist see how you contradicted yourself, you are already concluding dipping the fly in the drink will contaminate the drink the more in one hand, and you admitted it's an ongoing research in other hand. SHOW ME THE SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT THAT PROVES DIPPING THE FLY IN THE DRINK WILL CONTAMINATE IT THE MORE?.This is simple logic, on average a fly carries about 6 million bacteria on its legs. . .When a fly falls into your drink the bacteria gets into your drink as well when you immerse the fly into your drink. . Even if we go by "on their surface" I still ask you is one flies wings situated in their belly?There is a difference between the wings of the fly and its body surface IMO. . . May be I should make it clearer to you. The whole point is that a fly that carry such an amount of disease also carries the cure.Not really, the prophet says that flies carry diseases on one of their wings and cure on the other. . .That is not true because flies carry diseases on their legs and in their saliva and not on their wings. . .The antibiotics can be found both in the guts of flies and on their surface. . .That is very different from what the prophet says. . .How exactly does dipping a fly into your drink provide a cure to anything as the prophet said?. . . |
seguun: May be I should make it clearer to you. The whole point is that a fly that carry such an amount of disease also carries the cure.The prophet we are told said flies carry diseases on one of their wings, that is not true because flies do not carry diseases on their wings but on their foot and in their saliva. . .He said the cure is to be found on one of the wings. . .That is also not true because according to the research the antibiotics are not to be found on one of the wings, but in the gut of the fly and on its surface he also said that the cure can be obtained by re-immersing the fly into the drink, which is also false, will you continue ingesting your drink after a fly falls into it? Will you re-immerse the fly inside your drink and take it as a cure for your disease?. . .The way the antibiotics can be found is by dropping the fly into ethanol, filtering the antibiotic and synthesizing it. . .Re-immersing a fly into your drink when it falls inside it is a useless exercise. . . |
[quote author=emöfine2]Na enjoyment nau. Who no like good thing before? See as e con resemble bribe sef. But as an extra guarantee to attract more followers who may have otherwise been uninterested there is the threat of hell to steer people into the path that leads to heaven.[/quote]Ridiculous bribe sef, but all these good things can be gotten here on earth, many people live in houses with gold furniture, wear very good clothes, have lots of women to have sex with, have endless supply of wine, are never in very hot or very cold environment, even if its very hot or cold they don;t feel it either because they are always in an air conditioned or fully heated environment where ever they go. . . .The idea of hell is quite understandable. . .It forces people in line and make them accept the nonsense out of fear of the unknown. . . They are not to be enticed of the things of this world only to be lured by the promise of heaven by things which are of this world or can be found in the worldYes ohh,. . .Very well said. . .everything to be found in heaven exist here on earth so what exactly is all the fantasy about?. . . |
Reason rally?.....What the hell is that. . .LOL. . . If it were the other way round, we would have been hearing about atheists persecuting christians.....Why didn't they allow them hold their rally and leave?. . . |
^^ What do you need rivers of honey, rivers of wine and lots of women for? There are many people that get all these things here on earth. . .The islamic heaven to me is just the fantasy of perverted men. . .The christian heaven the fantasy of persecuted and oppressed men. . . |
At least six people have died in Britain after being told they had been healed of HIV and could stop taking their medication, Sky News has discovered.I wonder how many people have been killed by these fake healers in Nigeria. . . |
[quote author=Mai-suya]What are the odds After you've answered that, what are the odds that some one who lived in d desert 1400 years ago would make such a claim?[/quote]People that lived 3000 years ago have made claims that we are just discovering today or we just discovered not long ago for example ancient Greek philosophers like Epicurus(he first suggested that every thing consist of indivisible tiny atoms), Pytheas (correctly asserts that tides are related to the phases of the moon),Aristarchus (suggests that the heavenly bodies revolve around the sun and calculated (because of the lack of parallax) that the stars were extrememly far away), Anaximander (was the first recorded person to suggest the Earth is a sphere) and many other. . .This guys lived long before Mohammed and made very powerful suggestions and predictions that they could not have "known" back in the days because they lived very long ago. . .Some of them got into trouble for their line of reasoning and the claims they proposed. . . Then what are the odds a man like that will make such claim about flies and not rats, bees, spiders, cockroaches etc?The hadith does not say the prophet said flies carry antibiotics on their backs. . .Here is his claim. . ."IF a fly falls in one's drink, one should reimmerse it again in that drink for one wing of the fly has a disease while the other has a cure". . .The research does not support that claim. . . And mind you this is an ongoing research which means there is still room for further understanding and modification of the hypothesis, to come close to what the prophet stated some 1400years ago.What he said is very different from the research findings. . .As i aforementioned other Greek philosophers have made very great claims thousands of years ago before Mohammed, if what you say about the prophet of islam is true then those guys were also inspired by the ancient Greek Gods like Zeus, Apollo etc. . . |
deols: Actually, I expected a more logical line of reasoning. TO counter my points effectively would have been to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Islam did not contribute the above to humanity. Rather you come up to say that others do better or Muslim nations fare worse than others.I actually agree with some of what you have written but my objections came when you started using words like, islam came with x idea like you will find no where else or "Islam brings social justice. like you would not find elsewhere" or "how better can it be". . . .Some of what you talked about are not uniquely islamic and have been in existence before islam, others are better practiced in non muslim societies than in islamic societies. . .Saying that islam brings social justice like you will find no where for example is simply not true. . . |
deols: it seems to me like you lack an understanding of exactly what you were asking for. you also have your expectations and already perceived 'non-contributions' that you fail to accept anything contrary to your view. Finally, you failed to actually keep to your tone as you ended up agreeing Islam did make those contributions but just not as you waanted it to be.Nope, I clearly know and understand what am asking. . .Just wanted vexdacool to tell me specifically the contributions of islam to humanity. . .I do agree that islam has contributed positively and negatively to humanity and that is a FACT. . .I know very well that Islam has contributed to humanity just wanted vexdacool to list them, I just wanted to show him something and prove a point to him. . .I expected him to go about listing achievements of muslims as the contributions of islam which he actually did. . .The contributions of muslims to humanity is very different from the contributions of islam to humanity. . .The contributions of atheist to humanity is very different from the contributions of atheism to humanity. . .I just wanted to show him that he doesn't know what he was talking about when he went about with a litany of nonsense as the contributions of islam. . .I agree with your post because you were the only person that actually posted the contributions of islam, only that you gave it a stretch with words like "Islam brings social justice. like you would not find elsewhere". . . That assertion is simply false and that is what i was out to challenge in your post. . . you'r rightSure, that's a positive contribution of islam. . . again, you agreed Islam did contribute this to humanity but can be found elsewhereIt is a contribution non the less but I say it is subjective and not uniquely islamic as the OP says because modest dressing with Hijab(covering the hair or head for women) for example as been in existence long before islam came into the field. . .Jewish women have been dressing like that during the biblical times. . . You want it judged by your idea of best. WHat exactly does best mean and did u understand my point at all? what bank do you go to with just an idea with no collateral at all.Islamic banking is a contribution of islam but you made it look as if it is the best system of banking hence my reply. . . this doesnt change the fact that Zakaat is an Islamic injuction and is specifically something Islam contributes to humanity. As a child,I watched my father put those monies into envelopes to be given to people around. You may not know how that affects their lives. they do. Imagine that everyone capable of doing that does it in the world as a matter of obligation?Sure,the Jews have a similar system that predates islam, i will accept it as an islamic contribution, i actually wanted contributions that are uniquely islamic. . . how do i expect you to make sense of this when you have failed as a free thinker. Nothing free about your thoughts on the above, let alone this. Your arrogance will lead you somewhere bad if you dont changeOk. . . so , you think you start travelling by buying the ticket rather than the thought to/ How may I help you o.My point is your claims that islam contributed to science is not true, if we are to go by this claim, then most of what we know about science are the contributions of atheistism, judaism, buddhism and christianity since most of the scientific ideas, discoveries and inventions are the handy works of atheist, christians, buddist and jews. . .But that is not the case. . . Like you are sure of what you are talking about. How are all the above specifically something Islam contributed to their lives? Have you ever tried finding that out?Your assertion is far from the truth hence my reply. . . |
LagosShia: the rantings of a confused soul disguising yoruba traditional religion's superstitutions and ignorance for tolerance.ive really never read the words of a man more rude than this soyinka hallucinator.comparing yoruba superstitutions and canibalism to islam.And islam is what? arabic superstition, legends, mythologies and fantasies?. . .YES. . . |
Evil Brain: Don't think you can convince any witnesses to change their beliefs about the blood issue. I'm sure you are aware that they didn't arrive at their current position on blood following any kind of rational thought process. Like in all religions, they believe what they believe because they've been spoonfed by other Jehovah's witnesses. It's pure groupthink.I have seen a JW woman display such hypocrisy on my last visit to Nigeria. . .Her eldest son needed blood transfusion and she caved in and allowed them to do it .She tried to make it a hush hush issue. . .I just laughed at the whole madness. . . |
Double post. . . |
Sweetnecta: ]It is Islam that gave the whole of the north the spine to talk about political participation, even wanting to be leader of the Nigeria, irrespective of academic achievements of the southern nigerians. What north has is Islam, the reason this person, a muslim southern man can consider them his brothers and sisters over non muslim southern man and woman. After all, I share nothing in common with the north.If we go by this ridiculous analogy of your then Christianity is what made Obasanjo and GEJ the rulers of Nigeria. If we are to go by your drivel, then islam is what is responsible for the very high rate of poverty in the north among the hausa/fulanis. . .The issue of Almajiranci is an islamic contribution. . .It is destroying the hausa/fulani people. . . |
seguun: [b][/b] At least you admitted flies do carry antibiotic materials, what you are only disputing is whether it is located on the wings or on the surface...I ask you is one of its wings located in its belly?False. . . .Dipping a fly in ethanol and running it true a filter can extract the antibiotics that needs to be chemically synthesized first not in the drink it fell inside, dropping a fly inside a drink will only contaminate the drink the more, it is an ongoing research according to the paper i read some few years ago. . . Wings of a Fly: The New Buzz of AntibioticsThis news paper report from the Yemenpost is very misleading and contains some misinformation. . .They report talks about a muslim laboratory technician who says that scientist generally agree that flies carry antimicrobial defenses on one of their wings. . .This statement is very false, there is no scientific research that agrees with his statements. . . Here is the paper. . .Compare it to the sensational report in the Yemenpost and see for your self. . . The surface of flies is the last place you would expect to find antibiotics, yet that is exactly where a team of Australian researchers is concentrating their efforts.Flies do not carry diseases on their wings, they carry diseases on their legs and their saliva and one of their wings does not carry any cure. . .Dipping a fly inside a drink when it falls into it is a useless exercise. . . |
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