Continued from here  ... that God was imperfect to begin with and required spiritual adjustment to a higher, faultless state.   Because Islam's teachings have remained constant, there are no creedal inconsistencies. Is it true that early man lived by one creed...
Bid'ah is one of the most belittled evils in our society. The book, 50 Common Bid'ah (Religious Innovations) in our Contemporary World explains the general nature of "bid'ah", its types and implications in the affairs of a Muslim. It...
Contradictions in the Bible NEW TESTAMENT  The rich cannot enter heaven; the kingdom of God is for the poor - Luke 6:20, Matt 19:24, James 5:1 God rewards by bestowing wealth and disciples can be rich - Job 42:10, Matt 27:57 Satan entered...

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Click here for previous session     (Every name which leads to the service of other  than Allah is prohibited) Allah (May Allah be pleased with him) said: "But when He gave them a Salih (good in every aspect) child, they ascribed partners to...
Click here for previous session     The concept that God provided revelation without clarifying His Own nature grates painfully against our innate understanding of God as all­merciful, providing clear guidance to all mankind. Standard Trinitarian response? That people would believe if only they understood. Standard Unitarian response? Nobody understands the Trinity—nobody. That’s why it’s a religious mystery. Talk with Trinitarian clergy long enough, bring up the above objections (and those that follow), and sooner or later the confirmed Trinitarian will admit, “It’s a mystery.” The you­just­have­to­have­faith defense is not far behind. The Unitarian typically points out, however, that moments earlier the Trinitarian proposed that people would believe, if only they understood. However, when a legitimate attempt is made to understand, by way of seeking answers to relevant questions, the claim transforms to one of a religious mystery (i.e., nobody understands!). A final defense is the suggestion that, “The...

Misgoded reading continued

Click here for previous session     The Old Testament has noble poetry in it; and some clever fables; and some blood­ drenched history; and a wealth of obscenity; and upwards of a thousand lies. —Mark Twain, Letters from the Earth, Vol. II Let’s begin by putting “two of every sort (of animal) into the ark,” and then … Oh, wait. Was that “two of every sort,” as per Genesis 6:19, or seven of clean and two of unclean animals, as per Genesis 7:2­3? Hmm. Well, we’ve got up to 120 years to think about it, because that’s the limit of the human lifespan, as...
Jesus could have died for our sins only if he actually died whereas he was not killed neither was he crucified; those who think he died follow only conjecture. It is not strange that when the arrest of Jesus occurred,...
Click here for previous session     ("Do not set up rivals unto Allah...") Allah the Almighty said: "Do not set up rivals (Al-Andad) unto Allah (in worship) while you know (that He Alone has the right to be worshipped)." (2:22) With reference to...
Click here for previous session     (Love for Allah)    Allah the Most Exalted said: "And of mankind are some who take (for worship) others besides Allah as rivals (to Allah). They love them as they love Allah." (2: 165) Allah Almighty said: "Say: If...
IS THE BIBLE GOD'S WORD??? As a Christian, I held the bible in high regard believing it to be the perfect word of God. Little did I know that the bible consists of contradictions, errors, discrepancies, anachronisms and absurdities. May...

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