psychoslice
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both.When Moses came down the mountain with the tablets of stone, which was the idol, the golden calf or the tablets of stone?
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both.When Moses came down the mountain with the tablets of stone, which was the idol, the golden calf or the tablets of stone?
Please quote from Quran.
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Yes he destroyed anything that was against his beliefs, he wasn't very nice at all.Ahmadi, didn't Prophet Muhammad destroyed idols?
What is your answer to it? PleaseDidn't Moses destroy the golden calf?
But why should be one superstitious.
There is no commandment in Veda/Yajurveda to erect idols and to worship them. Please quote from Veda/Yajurveda, if there is any. Right? Please
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What is your answer to it? Please
It should also be answered by the Judaism people and the Christianity people, it is first related to them. Right? Please
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What is your answer to it? PleaseDidn't prophet Ibrahim broke all of them one by one?
What is your answer to it? Please
The question should also be answered by the Judaism people and Christianity people. Please
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both.
Yes and those tablets are still idolized today.So Moses was a hypocrite?, sure he broke those tablets but went and got some more.
Yes and those tablets are still idolized today.
Everything, they tell us to worship a god that is nothing but jealous, with a few good things mixed through it.What is wrong with 10 commandments?
"The scriptures give no instructions about it"The scriptures give no instructions about it. They do not say one must worship a physical representation and they do not say that one must not do this.
The practice was developed by Hindu saints and wise persons. This practice has been an immensely effective method for developing a sense of devotion and connection with the Divine.
If you define idol as I stated Muslims do in my previous post then certainly crosses, crucifixes, icons, statues and sacramentals are all idols. But the key phrase here is "as Muslims do". Since someone inclined to wear a crucifix is unlikely to be a Muslim, they're not likely to care about what Islam has to say about what does and does not constituent an idol. (Or whether or not idolatry is even wrong in the first place).How is it not? They put an image of a human on a cross and then sell it across the markets.
Certainly.I thought prophet Mosses is one of the prophets of Islam.
Certainly.
Moses is one of the biggest prophet/messenger of G-d in Quran. Please
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What is the benefit of worship?I don't know what is the benefit of making the idols?