For the sake of an argument, you must pick a religion to follow for the rest of your life, you can't pick atheist or agnostic, and if you already part of a religion, you must pick another one.
For the sake of an argument, you must pick a religion to follow for the rest of your life, you can't pick atheist or agnostic, and if you already...
Zoroastrianism
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it was an oopsie
Religion isn't something that you pick.
>Religion isn't something that you pick.
uh oh larpsisters...
I mean even if you're born into a religious household you're still choosing whether or not you want to stay that same religion. I was born into a very devout Baptist household and my younger brother is actively pestering everybody to convert to Catholicism alongside him because otherwise "you all are going to Hell." I'm also no longer a Christian because of autists like my brother, which just further proves my point lol
Yes it is in America. Times are different, this is the post-industrial digital age, tard. You can do anything you want now. Yeah it's dystopic but whatever.
I became a Muslim a few hours ago actually.
If you read https://sunnah.com/muslim:1050 and https://islamqa.info/en/answers/197942/soorat-al-ahzaab-was-as-long-as-soorat-al-baqarah-then-most-of-it-was-abrogated you'll go back to the way you were a few hours past, since they probably told you all about how the Koran is miraculously preserved but really two entire surahs only exist in quoted fragments, among other big textual problems
Your argument was not effective.
I already know that and that's not what I'm basing it on in truth.
and before you say anything;
yes haha, I know about the satanic verses, Muhammad and his shitty peon, the historical non-existence of mecca and things like that. I and others do not rely on this, as useless as it is to argue about it, I had a supernatural experience anyway. But anyway, I'm not going to talk about religion... I just don't like feminine religions
>I had a supernatural experience anyway
But if Islam is true then this isn't a guide to truth...Muhammad at https://sunnah.com/bukhari:461 talks about how a spirit (Jinn/demon) came to him with negative intent, to get him farther from God.
>But if Islam is true then this is not a guide to the truth...Muhammad in
https://sunnah.com/bukhari:461 talks about how a spirit (Jinn/demon) came to him with negative intent, to take him away from God.
Dearest, I already know about the Satanic verses and how he performed in front of idols, you're not telling me anything new, believe me. I even know pre-Islamic Arabia.
Anyway, I had an experience that wasn't "satanic" at all and I myself sometimes think I was moronic, but upon reflection it was, to say the least, strange. I have met Allah and I will not turn back.
>I have met Allah and I will not turn back.
Awesome, would you care to bring up the satanic verses to him and ask him what the frick happened there?
the Quran already says what happened, friend. Your own source reports this, and honestly, I know what you're doing... I'm not playing that game.
You can call me what to say and disgrace Muhammad if you want, but I'm still amazed, fulfilled and at peace with what I went through, which is the greatest evidence I've seen in my entire life. Thank you for wasting your time with a heretic like me
What supernatural thing happened to you? and was it today? I don't understand
no.
It occurred to me a while ago, almost a month ago, I officially converted this afternoon.
And about my story, I don't think it would be interesting to talk, firstly, no one would believe it and I would be a laughing stock here, and things like that should be personal, right? Anyway, what matters is what I went through, the opinions of the masses are as utuue as progressive opinions
I've had those experiences too, Allah is definitely real. They felt demonic to me.
I'm not going to play your games, friends, i m sorry.....
I tell you that, in addition to being childish, it is not a good image for your religion
The fact that Mohammed fricked a 9yo is not a good image for yours.
>I'm not going to play your games
What game? We're just asking you to share your story.
>I tell you that, in addition to being childish
You're the one who converted to a religion because of muh feelings and muh religious experience, rather than any actually convicing rational argument, very womanly behavior if you ask me.
>it is not a good image for your religion
People like you converting to Islam doesn't make your religion look any good, bud.
>What game? We're just asking you to share your story.
in truth no. I don't know if there is such a word in English, but it's clear how you (especially your friend) have a certain "debauchery" look. again, I'm a heretic and why does that matter? What hareges say is useless.
>you are the one who converted to a religion because of a lot of feelings and a lot of religious experience, rather than any really convincing rational argument, very feminine behavior if you ask me.
Many early Christians converted through religious experiences is not really a good argument. Anyway, as I already wrote here, I study Islam and I am studying it. even your problems that I never denied. and are you really talking to me about female behavior? If you are Catholic, I will no longer respond... it is extensively contradictory.
I never said my experience was the only reason. But again, why care about a simple heretic?
>People like you converting to Islam doesn't make your religion look good, friend.
well, that being the case, we can say the same about the ancient Christians (mainly in early Christianity in Europe) who converted through practical events. or I can write a giant text about how incredible the examples we have of Christians today are...
I haven't been to many mosques, but I've never seen female ordination or even gays being married, for example.
>I've never seen female ordination or even gays being married
You have now
not as much as yours, full of women in matters that don't concern you, and gay marriages
It's already happening
There's also this famous Danish female imam, Sherin Khankan, look her up.
>female ordination
Actually no, incelism religion.
See this;
>women cannot teach
Lol, so what is our role?
There are many ways in which women can serve the gospel. Luke 2:36-38 mentions that Hannah prayed continually. No greater responsibility than prayer exists and women have an equal right with men to approach the throne of God in prayer.
Women can teach. While she cannot have authority over men, a Christian woman can and should teach other women and children (Titus 2:3-5), and if she maintains a humble spirit, she can also help men better understand the Scriptures (Acts 18 :24-26). In the first century, women prophesied (Acts 2:17-18; 21:9), that is, they revealed God's will through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Deborah, in the Old Testament, was a woman much sought after because of her wise advice. Timothy's faith was attributed to the influence of his mother and grandmother, both of whom were devout. Christian women must know the Scriptures and be able to humbly show what God's will is.
Really, the best thing I did was get out of it.
you are probably a "female minister", am I not correct?
how you distort your own bible is comical, maybe I'll answer that
If it's so incredible, why not share it? we all want to know, I don't about them above, but you have my word that I won't judge you or even "make fun of"
Please dude
I don't know if I should, besides, I don't know where to start. sincerely
tell us about your experience
No?
I wasn't joking lol you have reason to be Muslim if you think that Allah is the only god, but he is definitely real
>I don't think it would be interesting to talk
Amuse us.
My man Muhammad himself said a literal demon was giving him orders but he thought they were good, look at https://sunnah.com/muslim:2814a
If you did experience something spiritual Muhammad himself right there tells you what kind of spirit encourages Islam. "Trust me the demon only tells me to do good stuff" is _actually_ what Muhammad himself said and I don't think I need to emphasize how that is the most sus thing a religious teacher could ever possibly say
Rodnovery.
Oriental mysticism of some kind
If we can do different denominations, Orthodoxy. If not, then perhaps Germanic paganism.
Theravada Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
Unironically Noahide Judaism
Hungarian Reformed Christianity
hmm Jainism or Sikhism
ain't messing with goofy-ass Abrahamic religions with their evil-creating all powerful-ass personal deity
Since you're telling me to "pick" meaning treating it like a statement and an accessory rather than a legitimate belief, then baltic paganism because aiding with anything but your ancestral roots is peak cuckoldry. Yes this is a direct callout to LARPing christgays.