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al_mandi
4y ago
Part of planning for very long road trips should be to carry a spare can of gas with you to account for incidents.
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al_mandi
4y ago
This really shows at least on reason why interest is evil and immoral. A $240000 property becomes over $540000.
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al_mandi
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Happy marriages require porn? That's a new one.
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al_mandi
4y ago
Are you an atheist out of curiosity?
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al_mandi
4y ago
> by all the bigots that were offended by having two women kissing in the movie It's bigotry when someone disagrees?
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al_mandi
4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zionist_political_violence
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Mississippi water is so dirty residents shower with their mouths shut
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al_mandi
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> If you're not seeing any "normal" naked bodies, and are only ever exposed to idealized movie/porn bodies False dichotomy. How about only seeing "normal" naked bodies within the bounds of marriage, and ban
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> and Israel claims to be a democracy. So we expect higher standards of ethics Just because a state is "democratic" does not mean it is ethical, and just because a state is not "democratic" does not mean that it is un
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Not golang or javacript or python I hope. All quite bad languages. Furthermore, the ecosystem matters quite a bit.
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al_mandi
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Good on her standing against a murderous apartheid regime. Hopefully more follow.
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The interest is the cause of the problem in the first place. We've known for thousands of years that usury is bad, it's prohibited in the three major religions, and for good reason. We see it time and time again. Policy makers try
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4y ago
> Heavily taxing houses Two wrongs don't make a right.
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al_mandi
4y ago
This is the natural outcome of bad economic policies. The world today runs on interest and usury, things that prohibited in the three major religions of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Yet, people refuse to learn.
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4y ago
You can throw around words like "apolegetics", but that doesn't make it less correct. Islam has proof and evidence (e.g. http://provingislam.com , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTsEZXx8kRg , http
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4y ago
> which is just a claim with zero proof We have proof. We know about the state of the world back then. We have history, archeology, the knowledge of that era, and much much more. Even English author and historian Tom Holland had to admit
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4y ago
Again, just because you deny honest news doesn't make it the way you want.
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> not evidence Of course it's evidence. We have prophecies made thousands of years ago and they're coming true in our very lifetimes. E.g. http://www.provingislam.com
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Obviously people have blind faith in what is claimed to be science. The last few years demonstrated it quite well.
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> If you leave the realm of logic then really anything can be claimed God is outside the realm of logic. Think about it, if you create a game or simulation, are you bound by its laws? You can make a simulation where 1 + 1 = 5
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> It is pointless to be on the side of religion because as we agreed one cannot prove or disprove You agreed, not everyone. Just because you want something doesn't make it real. The evidence is overwhelming. e.g. https://
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> The more evidence the better. Historical records from a thousand years ago are many times highly inaccurate The Islamic Isanad system addresses this issue. > And why is there still no final resolution which one is the true one? The
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> It really is hearsay. No it's not. Even non Muslims admitted that we Muslims have the right to be proud of it. There's nothing else anywhere like it, secular or non secular texts. > Historians are usually honest Our Muslim
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> What I am saying is that we have no reason to assume and certainly no proof for ANY number of tries Who made the tries?
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> to help Russia transition to democracy You mean like how they "helped" countries like Iraq and Afghanistan transition to democracy? Leaving behind millions dead and diplaced? It's astounding how some people in the West t
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> and moved on to better languages anyway Such as?
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I'm not. And it's not someone else thinking for me. I went through a phase of agnosticism myself before coming back to my senses. I did my own research, standing on the mountains of knowledge of scholars that came before and dedic
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> "Honest news" is hearsay. I can't go and verify any of it. I cannot logically explain any of it even. You are asking me to just believe it is true what someone a millenia ago said, something (miracles) that goes against
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> You are calling writing a book a miracle? The Quran challenges anyone to bring something like it. The challenge is open. Seeminly easy right? It's gone unchallenged all these millenia. > Horoscopes also "predict" the
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Java does as well.
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