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  1. M

    If a God created the first living cell, what would that imply about creationism?

    ok im not sure where to start here, but "control" has nothing to do with creation, I think and is more connected to destiny. I mean we are talking about the origins of life, if God created the first live cell, and it multiplied, its multiplication is an extension of that creation. It doesn't...
  2. M

    If a God created the first living cell, what would that imply about creationism?

    His statement in which it is assumed that if God did create a cell, then He's not very powerful, because thats all He could create.
  3. M

    If a God created the first living cell, what would that imply about creationism?

    Why wouldn't God "creating" the first cell, say anything about creationism? Im not sure how intentions and results fit in here.
  4. M

    If a God created the first living cell, what would that imply about creationism?

    Theres a big difference between "could" and "did".
  5. M

    Stephen Colbert on Ron Pauls Endorsement LOL

    An endorsement coming from the heart (as opposed to being paid by corporations in a way or another). Hilarious! LOL YX_c0Sa7oqk Stephen Colbert on Ron Paul's Unwanted Endorsement! Haha! - YouTube
  6. M

    Argument against Kalam.

    Or none of what exists in this universe, can cause something nonexistent to begin to exist. This I would agree with.
  7. M

    Argument against Kalam.

    Theres a saying/rule in Fundamentals of Islamic jurisprudence, which is (translated literally) that "The judgement of something, is a branch of how its perceived." So maybe it would be easier of I discussed how we understand God. I as a believer say God is the creator and He exists and that...
  8. M

    Is life freaky or what

    Those thoughts are deep. Not many are able to think on that level. This awareness of observing of your surroundings is only a reminder of God, and our purpose in life. I don't see anything "freaky" in it, rather the contrary, reminding us of God and our purpose in life. That those endowed...
  9. M

    Muslims do not worship the same god as the Christians

    I think all believe in God, and have differences in understanding His attributes, and how to pray to Him (directly, or via middle men).
  10. M

    Argument against Kalam.

    Then there you go, a disagreement in what God is. That only weakens the argument further. Although Jews, Christians, and Muslims, believe that He is the creator, and believe it inseparable from their understanding of God. Usually such arguments are intended for those who have this understanding...
  11. M

    Is Multiculturalism really good for society?

    In todays world, democracy and multiculturalism go together. The is especially if the society is secular, because you can't discriminate against other cultures or/religions, and maintain a secular democratic society. So its either you accept multi culturalism and a secular democracy, or you...
  12. M

    What's your opinion of Rep. Ron Paul?

    I think he's the only honest politician out there and he's been speaking his mind for years. Not changing his ideas just to gain support of powerful lobbies, or for political parties ( and possibly win), deserves nothing but respect. I agree with most of his ideas, especially ones regarding...
  13. M

    Why Do Gods Need To Be Worshipped

    God doesn't "need" to be worshipped. Also relevant to your guys' discussion, I think "what does worship mean?" is also very important to discuss, to see if he "needs" it or not.
  14. M

    Argument against Kalam.

    I disagree with the definition for two reasons. 1- A definition should be "collective and preventive" meaning it has to include whats a part of it, and exclude thoughts that aren't. This "definition" doesn't do so. Also, we don't "define" God, because we cannot comprehend Him, so we just...
  15. M

    Argument against Kalam.

    P1 doesn't state it explicitly. But P1 certainly says no creator exists (therefore God doesn't exist), which is an assumption. I also have reservations on P5 and don't accept this as a "definition". In Islamic theology, existence is of two types. Waajib Al Wujood and Momkin Al Wujood...
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