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How do you know that's not a way of saying "Oh, shut up."?
All religions with holy books do that, though. It seems to be human nature to do so. It seems as though in order to do what God asks them they go by the holy book, and eventually the holy book borders dangerously close to being a God in its own right.
That's the common claim, but Noah obviously wasn't a Muslim in the modern sense, which is what bothers me about using the term "Muslim" to refer to prophets of old. It's.. dishonest, really. Playing semantic games.
Can you elaborate upon why? Perhaps this is not the thread for it. Let me know if you wish to make another one.
Having never won an argument with God, I might agree with you on that one. Sometimes you can just get God to agree because He figures you will learn the hard way. I have had to do that with my children sometimes when they wouldn't listen to reason.
I think it fits in here since the OP is basically about the faith of Abraham. What I am saying is that Judaism is faith based and not text based as many Jews tend to assume. The text is only an extension of the faith and was never meant to replace it. Otherwise why would God keep sending prophets if the text was doing His job for Him? Maybe those who tend to ignore the prophets and center on the law are Moi****es in the same way that Muslims can be Mohammedans and Christains can be Sola Scripturians.