The Case For Faith

[Mestemia]

Originally Posted by BetrayTheArchetype

This is where I start to bang my head against a wall and then realize that I'm not really doing anyone any favors, so then start banging your head against the wall for intentionally trying to be obtuse in order to continue to derail this thread because of whatever reason you felt like derailing the thread.

Gotta admit, though, your trolling capacity is moderate in scope. The problem lies in your repeated use of the same tactic even after I specified that was the tactic you were using.

To refine your trolling ability in the future, you should understand that when your trolling tactic is specified by name and then defined clearly that it is understood what the tactic is, you should switch tactics. It will keep the trolling going longer than just repeating it.

But, still, all in all the material you came up with to troll was mildly impressive. Your overall skill in trolling was crap, though, after you just kept plugging away with the same game.

Is this your overly worded way of saying "no"?

[Jayhawker Soule]

Originally Posted by tumbleweed41

Of course you did.

Yep - it was all a clever ruse.

[paarsurrey]

Originally Posted by BetrayTheArchetype

The case for faith as it is stated by so man is really a case for ignorance.

The more you learn, the less likely you are to believe offhand the stories of any religion.


While I'm sure many of us are familiar with the Doubting Thomas story of the New Testament, similar overtures can be found in many other places, such as the story of Abraham being commanded to sacrifice Isaac (do not question god, which would be extrapolated into numerous other situations when someone is questioning faith and could refuse further faith), the Shahadah and Salat Pillars of Islam, and an exceedingly large number of other places.

Quran mentions no stories but events that happened narrated by the one true creator God.

What is the questions about Shahadah and Salat Pillars of Islam? Please elaborate.