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They've had almost 2,000 years to discover evidence of Allah's existence and have failed.

I do not recall any God being proven.

Yes Allah may not exist. The same argument can be extended to the Christian God or Jewish God
 
You don't even have to prove a negative. The mere fact the positive cannot be shown to be the case is sufficient enough.

And when did I say I "knew"? I merely said Allah does not exist. Let me clarify what I meant. That's far easier than letting you decide what I meant. Based on the evidence at hand (or total lack thereof) one can only logically conclude that no such thing as an Allah exists. Therefore, as of right now, the statement "Allah does not exist" seems pretty darn accurate to me. However, should Allah appear and smote me thus I will happily change my stance given the new evidence. Does that mean my current thoughts on Allah are opinion, belief or fact? I don't know and I don't care. Label as you wish I suppose. It does not change anything, i.e. there is no evidence such a thing exists, so one can only conclude it does not.

Nor is there evidence that such a thing does not exist. Just because there is no sufficient evidence to back up the existence of Allah doesn't automatically mean that it doesn't exist. The same exact argument can be used for God (which, ironically, is essentially the same God that Muslims and Jewish people believe in)
 
I do not recall any God being proven.

Yes Allah may not exist. The same argument can be extended to the Christian God or Jewish God

If God doesn't exist, then why is he kicking so much ass?

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW3IXpEcBZk"]YouTube- Jesus kicks ass[/nomedia]
 
I do not recall any God being proven.

Yes Allah may not exist. The same argument can be extended to the Christian God or Jewish God

Allah is the same God as the Christian and Jewish God. Allah means "God" in Arabic. Just an aside.
 
Allah is the same God as the Christian and Jewish God. Allah means "God" in Arabic. Just an aside.

and the Earth revolves around the sun.

Just an aside in case anybody didn't know.......
 
Allah is the same God as the Christian and Jewish God. Allah means "God" in Arabic. Just an aside.

Erm no

Christians and Muslims most certaintly do not worship the same God.

Christians worship a human who they believe is the Son of God.
Muslims reject any such son as nonsense. Besides, I thought the trinity was a central belief for any Christians.

But you were right that Allah means God. Of course, he has 99 names.
 
But you were right that Allah means God. Of course, he has 99 names.

100, if you count Pink Floyd. :mrgreen:
 
Nor is there evidence that such a thing does not exist.

Yes there is. It's simply the lack of sufficient evidence it does. Call it Sasquach Theory. The evidence trolls don't exist is simply the lack of any evidence they do. And the funny part is, when it comes to trolls and sprites and bigfoot and unicorns, etc. people have no trouble seeing the logic. Because it's quite solid, actually. But because religion is so ingrained into some people the logic circuits shut down. Fundamentally, there is no logical difference between believing in the Loch Ness Monster and believing in Allah. It's just that the Loch Ness monster cannot send you to hell (which there is also no evidence of) and people are not raised from pups believing in the Loch Ness Monster. And, of course, society loves conformity, so there is actually pressure to believe in God even if it makes no logical sense to do so.
 
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Erm no

Christians and Muslims most certaintly do not worship the same God.

Christians worship a human who they believe is the Son of God.
Muslims reject any such son as nonsense. Besides, I thought the trinity was a central belief for any Christians.

Son of God, trinity, all that - not the same thing.

Do you think Jews worship a different God too?

But if you want, simply think of the God that Muslims and Jews worship as the "Father" part of the trinity.
 
Son of God, trinity, all that - not the same thing.

Do you think Jews worship a different God too?

But if you want, simply think of the God that Muslims and Jews worship as the "Father" part of the trinity.

Jews and Muslims are alot closer than Muslims & Christians yes.
I think alot of our practices and beliefs overlap.

But I cannot answer the question, I do not have sufficent knowledge of Judaism to come to a conclusion.
 
I find it halarious that Islam can believe all their crap and then come back and say the belief of christianity is a false belief.

It's all fairy tales to begin with. Saying, "My fairy tale is real and your's isn't," is, well, rediculously funny.

I have come to observe, in a lot of cases, (being married to a catholic and being friends to several jewish people,) that religion is sometimes more about who a person is rather than what they believe. More of a tradition. More of a culture than a belief.
 
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Jews and Muslims are alot closer than Muslims & Christians yes.
I think alot of our practices and beliefs overlap.

But I cannot answer the question, I do not have sufficent knowledge of Judaism to come to a conclusion.

I can assure you that Jews don't believe in Jesus as the son of God, or the Christian trinity, and therefore if you say the Muslims don't worship the same god for this reason, neither do the Jews.
 
I find it halarious that Islam can believe all their crap and then come back and say the belief of christianity is a false belief.

It's all fairy tales to begin with. Saying, "My fairy tale is real and your's isn't," is, well, rediculously funny.

Yeah, that's what pretty much all religions do. "My ridiculous story is the unquestionable truth, and everyone else's is a ridiculous story." You'd think they'd get some perspective.
 
Not sure about that. I heard an interview on CNN this morning with an Abdulh Schmuckoduc inam from that Muslim site and Schmucko told the CNN interviewer that Ali Allah has "commanded" Muslims to terrorize the infidels. Yes Abdulh bin Schmucko did indeed say terrorize the infidels. HEARD IT with my two good infidel ears.

So, these people haven't been arrested?
 
I find it halarious that Islam can believe all their crap and then come back and say the belief of christianity is a false belief.

It's all fairy tales to begin with. Saying, "My fairy tale is real and your's isn't," is, well, rediculously funny.

Its the only response that can be given.

Muslims believe Christians are wrong to believe God has a son and Christians undoubtedly think Muslims are wrong in their beliefs.

If we all agreed, they'd be no point in having seperate religions.
 
Its the only response that can be given.

Muslims believe Christians are wrong to believe God has a son and Christians undoubtedly think Muslims are wrong in their beliefs.

If we all agreed, they'd be no point in having seperate religions.

Exactly! That's what a religion is, a different set of beliefs.

Though they can have common beliefs too. The big three are built on the previous ones. Christians believe in the Old Testament. Muslims beleive in their own version of the Old Testament, plus some of the New Testament. Jesus is one of the prophets of Islam. Depicting an image of Jesus is also forbidden by Islam for that reason, though you don't see any of them getting all murderous over it.
 
Depicting an image of Jesus is also forbidden by Islam for that reason, though you don't see any of them getting all murderous over it.

See I have always found that interesting.

Jesus is more important than Prophet Mohammed because he will be the one that will return on Judgement day, so why do some Muslims turn a blind eye to Jesus being insulted but get all hyper over Prophet Mohammed?
 
See I have always found that interesting.

Jesus is more important than Prophet Mohammed because he will be the one that will return on Judgement day, so why do some Muslims turn a blind eye to Jesus being insulted but get all hyper over Prophet Mohammed?

Well.....because they don't believe that Jesus is more important than Prophet Mohammed because he will be the one that will return on Judgement day. Because they're not Christians, they're Muslims.
 
I guess that's why I stick to the philosophy section. People outside it are incapable of serious logical discussion, and rely on the emotional support of others to make an argument rather than sound reason.

Take a Logic 101 class or something.
kthxbye :2wave:
 
Well.....because they don't believe that Jesus is more important than Prophet Mohammed because he will be the one that will return on Judgement day. Because they're not Christians, they're Muslims.

Muslims believe Jesus will return at the end of the world/Judgement day. That is one belief Christians and Muslims have similar.

Not Prophet Mohammed.
Prophet Mohammed was the last Prophet and the one who introduced the Qu'ran that is where his importances lies.
 
Muslims believe Jesus will return at the end of the world/Judgement day. That is one belief Christians and Muslims have similar.

Not Prophet Mohammed.
Prophet Mohammed was the last Prophet and the one who introduced the Qu'ran that is where his importances lies.

Oh, okay, I see what you mean now. Sorry, I misunderstood you. I didn't realize Muslims believed that part.
 
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