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(02-04-2024, 02:01 PM)Ali Imran Wrote: We need to clear the first hurdle, that is everything the begins to exist must have a cause.
I personally believe that all things must have a cause but I must stress that it's only a belief.
Often, things happen but you can't find the cause. So how can mere humans be able to tell for sure there's a cause when they can't see it.
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(02-04-2024, 02:05 PM)Blasterlord2 Wrote: I dun question the part about the need to question
But there's no end of this. They will not be able to answer you and you'll not be able to answer their questions as well. I am certain of this, because I also threw out a slew of questions here before and no one can answer me 
What I want you to notice for now is the difference between Islam and Christianity, where knowledge is concerned. As I've said, one Christian here already said we should not think too much or question the faith. One Christian scholar also said the same in a video I've watched.
In Islam, you are to think it through. You must make the effort to study to level up your faith. If you don't, you will stay at level 1 faith. Making the effort to study, like going to school, is a jihad and if one should die while pursuing knowledge, one dies as a martyr.
Do you believe the universe has a creator?
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(02-04-2024, 02:06 PM)pinkpanther Wrote: You can show me this article but it does not represent the entire koyok sellers...
He is just one of those black sheeps....
He was wrong and he knew never to cross the line
Aiyo.. this is common tactic used by people trying to throw a smoke screen and said that one bad sheep does not represent the whole population.
I can only say that I have personally met plenty of such people like Ronny. You may ask me how many is "plenty". I can only say that, if for every 100 christians I meet at least 50 who dun give me a good impression, then that's plenty.
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(02-04-2024, 02:11 PM)Ali Imran Wrote: What I want you to notice for now is the difference between Islam and Christianity, where knowledge is concerned. As I've said, one Christian here already said we should not think too much or question the faith. One Christian scholar also said the same in a video I've watched.
In Islam, you are to think it through. You must make the effort to study to level up your faith. If you don't, you will stay at level 1 faith. Making the effort to study, like going to school, is a jihad and if one should die while pursuing knowledge, one dies as a martyr.
Do you believe the universe has a creator?
What if the creator you believe in is not the true creator
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(02-04-2024, 02:08 PM)Blasterlord2 Wrote: I personally believe that all things must have a cause but I must stress that it's only a belief.
Often, things happen but you can't find the cause. So how can mere humans be able to tell for sure there's a cause when they can't see it.
Ok cool. I'm glad you hold to that opinion. Some will even deny the need for a necessary being to explain all the contingency existence.
So you believe in God but you're an agnostic, is that right?
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(02-04-2024, 02:13 PM)Ali Imran Wrote: Ok cool. I'm glad you hold to that opinion. Some will even deny the need for a necessary being to explain all the contingency existence.
So you believe in God but you're an agnostic, is that right?
I believe in gods, not in your sense. I dun believe they're the creator of this world, or universe
Some gods may believe that they're the true creator of this world, and hence they proclaim it to others as such. How do we know they're true or not true?
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