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God=Truth?

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    neo
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    You should apply for a writing position in the staff of Dragonball Z.

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      unknownuser
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      Peace Neo. Could you elaborate on your post,a little,please?

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        Bilal76
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        Peace enquirer and all,

        How can we reject illusions and falsehood if it is not a universal concept?

        in function of the beliefs, the truth and illusions are not the same.

        God is one...Truth must be one too

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          unknownuser
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          Peace bilal76. I believe some illusions/falsehoods are universal,and so are some truths....
          It would be interesting to list a number of universal truths,and a number of universal falsehoods...
          eg helping children is universally true...
          And harming people for no reason,is universally bad...
          peace all.

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            Elke
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            Peace all,

            i don't really get the point of the discussion here

            helping children is universally true...
            And harming people for no reason,is universally bad...

            wouldn't good and bad be more approriate here, than true and bad ?

            And in general Allah is called many names in the quran so it's not just about truth. We had threads going on here about "living up" to the divine traits of caracter of the god as described by the names of god contained in quran

            lk

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              unknownuser
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              Peace Elke. Im just trying to clarify what are 'accepted' as universal values...Maybe it wasnt worded correctly...

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                unknownuser
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                peace

                you are working with black and white

                what about the grey-er substances who decides what's the good and the bad?

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                  Bilal76
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                  Peace bilal76. I believe some illusions/falsehoods are universal,and so are some truths....
                  It would be interesting to list a number of universal truths,and a number of universal falsehoods...
                  eg helping children is universally true...
                  And harming people for no reason,is universally bad...
                  peace all.

                  Peace enquirer,

                  who makes the normality and the limits of universal values?
                  Who decide if an action is acceptable as human or inhuman?

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                    unknownuser
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                    Peace bilal76. we humans decide,with the benefit of experience,knowledge,and verification of practical consequences.....The quran or god talks to us through the filter of our 'intelligence'......If it is said the quran or god decide,then why all the disagreements on basic principles...? Have we not the intelligence to decide what is right or wrong?...If not,then how can we say the quran is right or wrong,unless we believe in it without verification?

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                      Peace

                      It's more than a matter of what's right and what's wrong. I'd think many people understand what right and wrong is, but knowing does not entail that one will act in the right. People lie frequently, knowing it is wrong, especially white lies. Sure one may know that helping out the less fortunate is a good thing, but how many want to give freely of their own stock to help another? Besides, in my opinion, many of the injunctions of the quran are not meant for everyone, except s/he who takes on its principles.

                      Joe

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