Are you a Quran believing............
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you have very good knowledge of arabic language elhamdulillah, are you a native speaker?
Of course! laugh
I said that because you put them side-by-side.
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I agree, I am a non-trinitarian Christian, and I find no fault with the Quran or with Islam, but I am not Muslim in the modern understanding of the word but, of course am in the real meaning of the word.
would like to know more people like that.
peace
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I am sure you do know people like that, they tend to keep quiet about it to save having arguments with fundamentalists.
My family is like this, and growing up in my catholic populated small town, my family and I would have been more than thrilled to have a church like yours to attend... joys of living in the middle of nowhere hmm
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My family is like this, and growing up in my catholic populated small town, my family and I would have been more than thrilled to have a church like yours to attend... joys of living in the middle of nowhere hmm
As I said in an answer to someone else, there can be a church like mine anywhere, all it needs is someone to start it.
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Can you explain 'Subud shia natural law rational monotheist'?
Subud's not a religion, but a spiritual group, I'm using it as an adjective for it's influences on me. http//www.subud.org/english/english.Btalk.html
I'm ethnically shi'ite, and whilst I don't believe in the whole messianic, unrealised eschatology that defines Shia'ism, I do like the devotional chanting that a visiting Maulana taught me.
My theological beliefs about morality are somewhere between catholic natural law thinking and Kantianism, so maybe I should change that to "natural law kantianism"
I'm copying Edip Yuksel on the "rational monotheist" part which I use to conclude my description. After all, monotheism is very rational, with the laws of causality and the complexity of the universe.
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What's the difference? ???
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is not a church, it is a fellowship. To belong to them you do not even have to believe in God. They have an advertisement in our local paper here that says "When in doubt, pray. When in prayer, doubt". That does not seem like a God-Alone religion to me.
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The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is not a church, it is a fellowship. To belong to them you do not even have to believe in God. They have an advertisement in our local paper here that says "When in doubt, pray. When in prayer, doubt". That does not seem like a God-Alone religion to me.
How about this one? http//birminghamnewmeeting.org.uk/
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I live in a HUGE city but there is only 1 unitarian church. Well at least there is one )
You are very lucky to have at least one! Where I live there is none, and that really sucks!
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How about this one? http//birminghamnewmeeting.org.uk/
It says 'a unitarian and free christian meeting place'I only had a quick look as I have to go out in a few minutes, but what I saw looked good. At least they believe in One God and accept peoples different ways of getting to that one God.
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You are very lucky to have at least one! Where I live there is none, and that really sucks!
yes brickwall