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Why do some Muslims believe that blasphemers should be killed?
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I understand that some Islamic countries prescribe the death penalty for blasphemy. Is this because Sharia ordains it? If you are a Muslim do you agree with this?
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To answer the original question...
09:18 Mon 26th Mar 2012
Keyplus, //And a good number of the people who call themselves clever and associate things with me from everywhere in the world have changed (or shall I say adopted) several different ID’s to come back once kicked out.//
Who would that be? I don’t know anyone here who’s been kicked out and has come back with a different identity. And I think such a slur demands a serious answer Keyplus - unless of course you have no answer because you’re lying again.
//I hit them where it hurts and I tell them what they do not want to see or hear.//
Oh, Keyplus. You really are funny at times. Wakey wakey! You’re dreaming again. :o)))
I don’t particularly want to talk about Mohammed and his child bride, Keyplus – but if you’d like to I have no objection. And if you want to pull up old threads, please be my guest – only do bear in mind that you never enlightened anyone.
Don’t feel sorry for me, Keyplus. Pity yourself.
Who would that be? I don’t know anyone here who’s been kicked out and has come back with a different identity. And I think such a slur demands a serious answer Keyplus - unless of course you have no answer because you’re lying again.
//I hit them where it hurts and I tell them what they do not want to see or hear.//
Oh, Keyplus. You really are funny at times. Wakey wakey! You’re dreaming again. :o)))
I don’t particularly want to talk about Mohammed and his child bride, Keyplus – but if you’d like to I have no objection. And if you want to pull up old threads, please be my guest – only do bear in mind that you never enlightened anyone.
Don’t feel sorry for me, Keyplus. Pity yourself.
I haven't had time to read through all the answers to date, but this sort of question rattles my cage.
Blasphemy is one of the Ten Commandments, as written in the Old Testament. The Old Testament forms the basis of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
Some believers (of any of these religions) choose to interpret the OT literally, some interpret it in different ways.
Islam has many divisions of faith in the same way that Christianity and Judaism does - Shi'ite and Sunni is to Islam as Roman Catholicism and Methodism is to Christianity and Ultra Orthodox and Reform is to Judaism.
Just as many British people don't agree with the government of the day many people rebel against the tenets of their countries that choose to adopt a strict interpretation of their holy book as the law of the land. Some of these rebels die for their cause.
Blasphemy is one of the Ten Commandments, as written in the Old Testament. The Old Testament forms the basis of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
Some believers (of any of these religions) choose to interpret the OT literally, some interpret it in different ways.
Islam has many divisions of faith in the same way that Christianity and Judaism does - Shi'ite and Sunni is to Islam as Roman Catholicism and Methodism is to Christianity and Ultra Orthodox and Reform is to Judaism.
Just as many British people don't agree with the government of the day many people rebel against the tenets of their countries that choose to adopt a strict interpretation of their holy book as the law of the land. Some of these rebels die for their cause.
Keyplus - “... I do feel sorry for you Naomi , I really do. How you twist subjects when you do not have any answers...”
Your quote above describes you perfectly. It is you who twists subjects when you don't have answers. This is a classic example. I have debated with you for over four years (even though you now refuse to respond in any meaningful way to my posts because you are a coward) and I know how you operate on this website.
You are completely shameless. Does it not bother you when you tell blatant lies Keyplus? Do you genuinely feel no shame? Isn't there a part of you that thinks, “I've just accused someone of doing something they haven't. I shouldn't have done that...”?
I can only assume that you feel none of these emotions as I don't recall you ever having apologised to anyone even when it has been shown that you have been lying.
http://www.thereligio...Quran/011-taqiyya.htm
From the above...
“...
Q. Are Muslims permitted to lie?
A. Muslim scholars teach that Muslims should generally be truthful to *each other* [my emphasis], unless the purpose of lying is to "smooth over differences”.
There are two forms of lying to non-believers that are permitted under certain circumstances, taqiyya and kitman. These circumstances are typically those that advance the cause Islam - in some cases by gaining the trust of non-believers in order to draw out their vulnerability and defeat them.
...”
Your quote above describes you perfectly. It is you who twists subjects when you don't have answers. This is a classic example. I have debated with you for over four years (even though you now refuse to respond in any meaningful way to my posts because you are a coward) and I know how you operate on this website.
You are completely shameless. Does it not bother you when you tell blatant lies Keyplus? Do you genuinely feel no shame? Isn't there a part of you that thinks, “I've just accused someone of doing something they haven't. I shouldn't have done that...”?
I can only assume that you feel none of these emotions as I don't recall you ever having apologised to anyone even when it has been shown that you have been lying.
http://www.thereligio...Quran/011-taqiyya.htm
From the above...
“...
Q. Are Muslims permitted to lie?
A. Muslim scholars teach that Muslims should generally be truthful to *each other* [my emphasis], unless the purpose of lying is to "smooth over differences”.
There are two forms of lying to non-believers that are permitted under certain circumstances, taqiyya and kitman. These circumstances are typically those that advance the cause Islam - in some cases by gaining the trust of non-believers in order to draw out their vulnerability and defeat them.
...”
Keyplus, you have accused someone here of being thrown off the site and of returning under several different identities. Whilst I have no objection to people giving their opinions, albeit they may differ from mine, posts that cast unfounded derogatory aspersions upon someone’s character are a different matter entirely, and those I do object to in the strongest terms. Not entirely unexpectedly, you have chosen to ignore my request that you explain yourself, so I’ll say it again. Tell me who the charge refers to and upon what evidence you are making it.
Keyplus - “... you have once again trying to prove Islam wrong from an anti islamic website. You have a habit of twisting verses of Quran and I know why, because you go to the websites that present twisted verses...”.
I've never 'twisted' a verse from the Koran in my life. If you were an honest man, you'd admit this; but you aren't, so you won't.
I agree that sometimes I have posted quotes from 'anti-Islamic' websites. I have also quoted many Islamic quotes from 'pro-Islamic' websites. What you fail to appreciate is that all the quotes I post are genuine - you will find them on all Islamic websites, be they ‘pro’ or ‘anti’. In this regard the theological views of the website’s author(s) are irrelevant; what matters are the quotes themselves.
When you question the validity of a quote by criticising the site from which it came, you only make a fool of yourself. Anyone with a computer and access to the internet can find the quotes themselves from any number of websites within a few minutes.
If you're going to dismiss out of hand any quote taken from an 'anti-Islamic' website, are we also to dismiss any quote that you (or any other Koran-banging individual) quote from a 'pro-Islamic' website?
By making such a simplistic and irrational statement, you yet again demonstrate that you have only a tenuous grasp of logic and reasoning.
Oh, by the way - If you still maintain that I have posted a 'twisted' or invented Islamic quote, please provide me (and everyone else) with evidence. It should be quite easy; simply find the offending quote that I have apparently posted and quote it back to me word for word (and don't forget to include the relevant links).
I've never 'twisted' a verse from the Koran in my life. If you were an honest man, you'd admit this; but you aren't, so you won't.
I agree that sometimes I have posted quotes from 'anti-Islamic' websites. I have also quoted many Islamic quotes from 'pro-Islamic' websites. What you fail to appreciate is that all the quotes I post are genuine - you will find them on all Islamic websites, be they ‘pro’ or ‘anti’. In this regard the theological views of the website’s author(s) are irrelevant; what matters are the quotes themselves.
When you question the validity of a quote by criticising the site from which it came, you only make a fool of yourself. Anyone with a computer and access to the internet can find the quotes themselves from any number of websites within a few minutes.
If you're going to dismiss out of hand any quote taken from an 'anti-Islamic' website, are we also to dismiss any quote that you (or any other Koran-banging individual) quote from a 'pro-Islamic' website?
By making such a simplistic and irrational statement, you yet again demonstrate that you have only a tenuous grasp of logic and reasoning.
Oh, by the way - If you still maintain that I have posted a 'twisted' or invented Islamic quote, please provide me (and everyone else) with evidence. It should be quite easy; simply find the offending quote that I have apparently posted and quote it back to me word for word (and don't forget to include the relevant links).
Well, Birdie has been ignored again, we are into the Easter holidays now and nurseries are closed so we are bound to get more posts from little birdie now.
And here is more food for the people who like thinking. Seems to me that even the news reporters are reading what I left here few days ago.
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
And trust me that neither my other name is Tom Utley nor Tom Utley is a Muslim who believes that Children are always better looked after by mother and father should earn for any healthy society.
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
And another one
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
My wife only buys Daily Mail otherwise there might be more in other newspapers.
And here is more food for the people who like thinking. Seems to me that even the news reporters are reading what I left here few days ago.
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
And trust me that neither my other name is Tom Utley nor Tom Utley is a Muslim who believes that Children are always better looked after by mother and father should earn for any healthy society.
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
And another one
http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml
My wife only buys Daily Mail otherwise there might be more in other newspapers.
Keyplus - “... Well, Birdie has been ignored again...”
1. You wrongly accuse me of misrepresenting Islamic quotes.
2. I ask you to provide me and everyone else with evidence.
3. You make the above statement.
Further proof – if any were needed – that you are incapable of telling the truth or even defending your own position.
You are a child Keyplus.
1. You wrongly accuse me of misrepresenting Islamic quotes.
2. I ask you to provide me and everyone else with evidence.
3. You make the above statement.
Further proof – if any were needed – that you are incapable of telling the truth or even defending your own position.
You are a child Keyplus.
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