Quran & Democracy: Are they compatible? by M. Asadi
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Jaxal,
I get ur 'turning a deaf ear to nonsense' approach.Good going!)
But its evident he resorts to nonsense abuseS when he doesnt have the answers. So what answers are u looking for, from him? U will end up only with more abuses. and guess why? coz u dared to diasgree with his views. )
I wouldnt be interested in discussing sense with another person who at the least, cant respect his fellow human beings. -
Salaam Jaxal,
Who has said MQ is married!?
Peace Sis Majidah
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Lovely, this just gets better and better...
To be honest, I don't think anyone wants to discuss the title of the thread after this...I mean come on, soap opera vs democracy?!? Is there any contest?
Secondly, on a serious note, I'm sad to see such immature bickering going on. Isn't there anyone who wants to be the strong silent type and walk away from this? Just a note though, if anyone does decide to do that, don't leave us on a cliffhanger regarding the next eps pleassse...
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Salaam Nadia!
He he you are curious now, aren't you!?
soap operas use to have that effect
I have chat with both of them so I know a lot
Peace Sis Majidah
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salaam
Everyone seems to on first name terms. Is the whole discussion some kind of big joke?Oh yes the discussion was democracy which mquran(what a name-talk about arrogance) now seems to be suggesting is about the merits of democracy. The discussion originate with remark that the Quran is antidemocratic
For the Quran to be anti democratic it must be for another system.
The other system according to our learned friend initially was that only someone called rasul could determine
unfortunately we came across a littel problem that no body knew of a rasul for the last 1400 years so it became difficult to find out in the society we live in how we can develope simple rules like speed of cars what to do paedophiles etc.
So this little problem having no rasul to determine these rules was simply sidestepped and now we have the book and God determining these rules. I must admit I am probably not learned as mquran as I have not been able to determine from the Quran at what speed i should drive home when I finish work (yes I have had to come to work this awful time of the night) and unfortunately God does not speak to me or anyone else that i know so I am left in limbo bit like billions of other on this planet.
What do my question prove- well if you cannot understand then obviousouly b----- all.
I live in a society which cannot function without simple rules like what speed we should be driving and those that claim democracy is useless just please tell me how you would determine these rules BECAUSE IN THE WORLD THAT I LIVE IN YOU CANNOT FUNCTION WIOTHOUT THESE RULES-must dash work calls-apologies for mistakes rudeness etc
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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! shock
Please MODS - CLOSE THIS THREAD NOW!!!!
The VERBAL ABUSES HAS BECOME PERSONAL AND HAS GONE TOO FAR - THIS MUST STOP NOW!!!!
Regards,
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Nietzsche was not a facist. He hated Jew haters. He broke relations with his sister because she became anti-semitic. He once said he wanted to kill all those who hate Jews. Also he thought German culture was decandant and deprived. From from being a Nationalist he died being Nation-less. That is he stoped being part of Prussia or any other Nation. He liked Sweden more than he liked Germany. He also found ideas which at the time were precursors to Nazism stupid and just another fictonal vision of society. He thought Nationalism was a comical thing to be laughed at. As a child he was a devout boy. But then he abandonded Christanity. He liked Buddism, a religion Facists did not like. Also Nietzsche went mad because of syphilous. Also because of a mental condition he got from his father. Not because of his philosophy. Also he lost his mental capabilities when he defended a horse. The horse was about to be whipped so he ran to the horse and put his hands on it to try to save it from a lash of the whipp. Then he colapsed never to be sane again.