I’m a walking contradiction

I believe in God as well. I don’t think we came here by means of evolution, there’s loopholes in that theory. Like, a random explosion happened and then one-celled organisms turned into humans in a period of billions of years? :KEKLEO: Lol cool story.
Yes, it's incredibly absurd, I think so too. I liked your opinions too I would love to chat with you sometimes :feelsyay:
 
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Its over for you if you don't worship Vishnu, Shiva, Lakshmi, Brahma, etc.
 
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curious, what do you think depictions of hell/heaven in religious texts then? for me it's mostly symbolic than literal. like if you do wrong things you will be in a state of torment and that's the 'hell', and to prevent societies from being anarchic (hell). paradise is mostly the value of hope translated into a realm after we die.
Funny you bring that up. IIRC, in Islam, hell isn’t a place. It’s a being wherein the souls of the condemned go. I’m not entirely sure. But you do have an interesting view. It seems that only heaven is a literal place in Islam, whereas hell is more symbolic than a place, but suffering will happen and it’s pretty well-thought out. For example, the Qur’an speaks of the flames boiling a person’s skin; and then it will rejuvenate again; so it will be a continuous, torturous/painful process. To me, there is a scientific angle in that. It correctly implies that one stops feeling things because of nerve death that can occur. It’s things like this that strengthen my belief in Islam. How could a 7th century illiterate man (the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is said to have been illiterate in every sense of the word, he could not read nor write even though the Qur’an is a masterpiece of Arabic knowledge, something even Christian Arabs acknowledge; plus he didn’t know of the stories about the prophets before him, and even the Jewish scholars he discussed with said he was right about the things he was saying in terms of what they believed in personally) have knowledge of this? So to me, it’s mind-blowing, and one of the many evidences of the truthfulness of Islam (and the Last Messenger).

What do you think, @emeraldglass? (Ignore the thread title, the OP: you should just focus on this post).
 
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Oh and After my sister had a heart attack, CPR was performed 12 minutes later and she came back to life and said there was no other side, only darkness. It may seem like a movie scene, but it's up to you to believe it or not :feelswhy:
Sorry to hear about your sister. There are people who had NDEs (Near Death Experiences) that actually made them religious. However, personally I don’t think it’s a valid argument. In my ever so bleak opinion; I am convinced that these NDEs are just caused by brain chemicals, but after death, our brains and its chemicals cease to exist, so we won’t experience that after death. Now if our organs never decayed, I would have had a different opinion but there is no evidence that there is life after that, beyond religious texts (but that isn’t really proof, that’s just having faith, I guess I lost my faith along the way).
 
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As a Christian I worship Christ

I agree with the debate part I’m not much of a debater myself jfl

Were told in Christianity that those who believe in him will be granted enteral life

Heaven isn’t about going up with Good people and bad people go to hell

It’s about a relationship you wouldn’t invite good people around ur house?

you’d invite ur friends, same in Christianity

deeds to me feeling like ur climbing to god where as in Christianity ur with God
I see, so you’re like me in that regard haha. And interesting. Though I was mainly interested in what you meant by deeds in Islam. :Animedance:
 
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Yes, it's incredibly absurd, I think so too. I liked your opinions too I would love to chat with you sometimes :feelsyay:
Of course, you can send me a PM anytime you want, we can discuss whatever. :DONTPETTHEPEEPO:
 
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Sorry to hear about your sister. There are people who had NDEs (Near Death Experiences) that actually made them religious. However, personally I don’t think it’s a valid argument. In my ever so bleak opinion; I am convinced that these NDEs are just caused by brain chemicals, but after death, our brains and its chemicals cease to exist, so we won’t experience that after death. Now if our organs never decayed, I would have had a different opinion but there is no evidence that there is life after that, beyond religious texts (but that isn’t really proof, that’s just having faith, I guess I lost my faith along the way).
Yes, it could probably be something from the brain, but if there was such a thing, wouldn't it be visible when an MRI was taken, because the doctor couldn't itell us anything? :feelswat:
 
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I see, so you’re like me in that regard haha. And interesting. Though I was mainly interested in what you meant by deeds in Islam. :Animedance:
Mainly like I said this my last thing

this kinda of Chinese reward system

if you sleep with someone -1000

if you build a mosque +10000

and if you drink you’ll be deducted

You’ll never know if ur doing enough to get to god
 
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Yes, it could probably be something from the brain, but if there was such a thing, wouldn't it be visible when an MRI was taken, because the doctor couldn't itell us anything? :feelswat:
Not necessarily; perhaps your sister’s brain is less capable of producing the same chemicals that are responsible. Also, since she had a heart attack, perhaps it was a lack of oxygen; and as a result those brain chemicals weren’t released as they normally would have in such a scenario?
 
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Funny you bring that up. IIRC, in Islam, hell isn’t a place. It’s a being wherein the souls of the condemned go. I’m not entirely sure. But you do have an interesting view. It seems that only heaven is a literal place in Islam, whereas hell is more symbolic than a place, but suffering will happen and it’s pretty well-thought out. For example, the Qur’an speaks of the flames boiling a person’s skin; and then it will rejuvenate again; so it will be a continuous, torturous/painful process. To me, there is a scientific angle in that. It correctly implies that one stops feeling things because of nerve death that can occur. It’s things like this that strengthen my belief in Islam. How could a 7th century illiterate man (the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is said to have been illiterate in every sense of the word, he could not read nor write even though the Qur’an is a masterpiece of Arabic knowledge, something even Christian Arabs acknowledge; plus he didn’t know of the stories about the prophets before him, and even the Jewish scholars he discussed with said he was right about the things he was saying in terms of what they believed in personally) have knowledge of this? So to me, it’s mind-blowing, and one of the many evidences of the truthfulness of Islam (and the Last Messenger).

What do you think, @emeraldglass? (Ignore the thread title, the OP: you should just focus on this post).
Wasn't Muhammad a merchant by profession? That means he'd have have high exposure to Jewish and Christians oral traditions from dealing with traders in nearby regions and passer-by's? That would explain the stories from previous prophets. Especially as Egypt, Persia and Byzantium was nearby.
 
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Not necessarily; perhaps your sister’s brain is less capable of producing the same chemicals that are responsible. Also, since she had a heart attack, perhaps it was a lack of oxygen; and as a result those brain chemicals weren’t released as they normally would have in such a scenario?
Well, I don't know what to say, I guess it is, that's why they call you ogre :chad:
 
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Mainly like I said this my last thing

this kinda of Chinese reward system

if you sleep with someone -1000

if you build a mosque +10000

and if you drink you’ll be deducted

You’ll never know if ur doing enough to get to god
I see. Well, I believe the deeds show that you are submitting to God (that’s what Islam means. Submission. Not peace like many western Islamic people will make you believe… submission to God). You can only show your submission to God through your deeds. But another thing that isn’t talked about often are one’s intentions. If you were on your way to the mosque for prayers during the Friday prayer, but you didn’t make it in time, then you still get the reward because your intention was to pray. But if you choose not to go, then you are once again showing you’re not submitted to God. Though to be fair, no one is ever truly submitted to God, that’s why I don’t use the term Muslim, because it refers to a person who has fully submitted to God. When I tell this to another Islamic person, they start arguing and coping, because they don’t want to admit their faults. It’s an ego thing but unironically having an ego is against Islamic beliefs as well.
 
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Wasn't Muhammad a merchant by profession? That means he'd have have high exposure to Jewish and Christians oral traditions from dealing with traders in nearby regions and passer-by's? That would explain the stories from previous prophets. Especially as Egypt, Persia and Byzantium was nearby.
Before he became a prophet, he was a shepherd. Later on, he became a merchant by managing caravans. He may have noticed that Jews and Christians had certain beliefs, but he wouldn’t know the story behind those beliefs. I know today’s world is different than back then, but I guess it would have been somewhat similar, right? For example.. When you go to a store, nobody is going to tell you about the figures in their religion. They’re just there to do business, nothing more, nothing less.
 
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Well, I don't know what to say, I guess it is, that's why they call you ogre :chad:
I’m the only one calling myself an ogre. :KEKLEO: Did you think my explanations made sense? :DONTPETTHEPEEPO:
 
i feel like you can still hold the beliefs that you wanna live by from your religion, but it doesnt mean you have to take it as gospel, im not religious or anything but i do feel like some of the shit they talk about in religion like the way you have to act and like be a good person to people is good beliefs to have of those religions but like yeah if you dont believe in an afterlife its completely based because tbh thats the most convincing reality from what we know. at the end of the day shit like this will always be speculation and no one can prove anything from both sides so just choose to believe in what you wanna believe
 
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Before he became a prophet, he was a shepherd. Later on, he became a merchant by managing caravans. He may have noticed that Jews and Christians had certain beliefs, but he wouldn’t know the story behind those beliefs. I know today’s world is different than back then, but I guess it would have been somewhat similar, right? For example.. When you go to a store, nobody is going to tell you about the figures in their religion. They’re just there to do business, nothing more, nothing less.
Not really, imagine you are a trader working in a region that's heavily influenced by multiple cultures, from gossip, attending other people's homes and invitations to campfires, you'll pick up their traditions. In fact, trade/merchantile activity is actually how Islam spread in many communities, it wasn't simply violent conquests or missionary activities (that's more of a Christian thing).
 
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I'd like to believe there's an afterlife, only because my life has been an utter disappointment thus far. You're right to say it's a cope for the most part. Many people seem to be more at peace believing in this though, and I'm happy for them.
 
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i feel like you can still hold the beliefs that you wanna live by from your religion, but it doesnt mean you have to take it as gospel, im not religious or anything but i do feel like some of the shit they talk about in religion like the way you have to act and like be a good person to people is good beliefs to have of those religions but like yeah if you dont believe in an afterlife its completely based because tbh thats the most convincing reality from what we know. at the end of the day shit like this will always be speculation and no one can prove anything from both sides so just choose to believe in what you wanna believe
Well said, man. :DONTPETTHEPEEPO: Couldn’t have said it better.
 
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Impossible not to be ngl the brass tacks of knowledge and philosophy are inherently contradictory and will drive you to madness if you don’t adopt a fuck it mindset tbh tbh
 
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Not really, imagine you are a trader working in a region that's heavily influenced by multiple cultures, from gossip, attending other people's homes and invitations to campfires, you'll pick up their traditions. In fact, trade/merchantile activity is actually how Islam spread in many communities, it wasn't simply violent conquests or missionary activities (that's more of a Christian thing).
In encounters like that, people might have said what they believed in (i.e. “Oh, I can’t buy that, it goes against my beliefs.”) they wouldn’t go, “So basically our prophet did such and such. He went to X place and did Y, then went to Y place and did Z.” You just get the surface knowledge rather than the in-depth knowledge.

By the way, Indonesia became Islamic through contact with Arab traders. But the thing is, the Arabs weren’t preaching their faith. They were just doing their thing.

The Indonesian locals noticed that the Arabs were being much more fair compared to the Europeans they had dealt with. That’s what prompted their curiosity, they asked the Arab traders why they were being fair. Then they explained that it’s because of their religion, Islam. That is how the faith spread in Indonesia.

That kind of ties with my idea that they weren’t there to preach religion. Even in the case of Arab merchants in Indonesia. It just happened because the locals expressed interest.
 
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I'd like to believe there's an afterlife, only because my life has been an utter disappointment thus far. You're right to say it's a cope for the most part. Many people seem to be more at peace believing in this though, and I'm happy for them.
Me too, I would love for there to be an afterlife. I want it to be true. But looking at it logically, it’s just… improbable. All the theories that people have is pure speculation. I don’t want to ruin your mindset though, these views are just my own. Yours shouldn’t be bleak.
 
Just curious but why did you decide to be Muslim or is your family also muslim?
My family is Islamic. I actually stopped being religious once I started going to high school, and spent years being irreligious, until I turned 20. I didn’t blindly go into Islam, I started doing research and everything made a lot of sense. There are a bunch of scientific stuff in there that a 7th century illiterate (not to sound rude, it’s an objective usage of the word for our prophet could not read nor write) just possibly couldn’t think of. I believe it comes from a divine source.
 
Impossible not to be ngl the brass tacks of knowledge and philosophy are inherently contradictory and will drive you to madness if you don’t adopt a fuck it mindset tbh tbh
True. I don’t spend my life thinking about it all the time. I always liked philosophy btw.
 
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He’s my brotha. He follows me on insta and I talk to him sometimes. :DONTPETTHEPEEPO:
Why? he is farming a trillion rupees off of a bunch brownies, knowing dam well you cannot have has such mandibular growth from mewing
 
Why? he is farming a trillion rupees off of a bunch brownies, knowing dam well you cannot have has such mandibular growth from mewing
That’s a weird question to ask. Why is he my brotha? Because we’re cool? Why else? Also, yes, he’s selling a course, but he’s not the only doing that. Why are you criticizing only him and not the others who are doing the same thing? It won’t stop him from being my bhai.
 
That’s a weird question to ask. Why is he my brotha? Because we’re cool? Why else? Also, yes, he’s selling a course, but he’s not the only doing that. Why are you criticizing only him and not the others who are doing the same thing? It won’t stop him from being my bhai.
Fair, i think pretty much all looksmax course are giga retards who get filller and then farm rupees. But that doesn't change the fact that he is still farming rupees and lying about his results? It would completely fine if he was honest about his filler, and gave surgery maxxing advice.
 
Fair, i think pretty much all looksmax course are giga retards who get filller and then farm rupees. But that doesn't change the fact that he is still farming rupees and lying about his results? It would completely fine if he was honest about his filler, and gave surgery maxxing advice.
Is he really lying though? He showed us X-rays. And his course shows his picture as a kid, iirc. He always had above average bones. He’s a middle-class guy I think, and Pakistani surgeons are absolute dogshit. :KEKLEO: I don’t believe he got surgery or that he’s rich enough to go to another country for a procedure. He’s been popular for years and if he was frauding all along then he would have been exposed by now at some point.
 
Is he really lying though? He showed us X-rays. And his course shows his picture as a kid, iirc. He always had above average bones. He’s a middle-class guy I think, and Pakistani surgeons are absolute dogshit. :KEKLEO: I don’t believe he got surgery or that he’s rich enough to go to another country for a procedure. He’s been popular for years and if he was frauding all along then he would have been exposed by now at some point.
Gengar bhai, if salludon had completely truthfull about all of results, WHY and HOW come nobody got that close of an ascension. Plus there are threads debunking mewing. Another thing that I realized is the eye orbitals never change and him being 19, there is no way it wasn't without surgery.
 
Gengar bhai, if salludon had completely truthfull about all of results, WHY and HOW come nobody got that close of an ascension. Plus there are threads debunking mewing. Another thing that I realized is the eye orbitals never change and him being 19, there is no way it wasn't without surgery.
Good question; I don’t have the answer to that but I can only speculate. Maybe he was still going through puberty when it happened?
 
Good question; I don’t have the answer to that but I can only speculate. Maybe he was still going through puberty when it happened?
brother a full grown beard? Not happening
 
brother a full grown beard? Not happening
I know it’s not the same body part but dicks can keep growing until 21, whereas others stop at 14. It’s all individual. What works for him won’t necessarily work for others and vice versa.
 
That's fair, are you atleast agnostic or nah
No I’m Islamic but I am pretty dogshit, I don’t even pray lol.I should change that ngl. Otherwise I do eat and drink halal (usually :HAhaa:).
 
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No I’m Islamic but I am pretty dogshit, I don’t even pray lol.I should change that ngl. Otherwise I do eat and drink halal (usually :HAhaa:).
Then change, what other relgions would you consider? I gotcha
 
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I know it’s not the same body part but dicks can keep growing until 21, whereas others stop at 14. It’s all individual. What works for him won’t necessarily work for others and vice versa.
also bhai are pakistanis hateful towards indians, what is the general consensus view of pakistanis of indians. I think of pakistanis as our brothers
 
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Then change, what other relgions would you consider? I gotcha
None really. But yeah I should try to pray more at least. It’s the least I can do. What about you?
 
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also bhai are pakistanis hateful towards indians, what is the general consensus view of pakistanis of indians. I think of pakistanis as our brothers
Honestly, I’ve seen a lot of hate coming from Indians. Especially on social media. They often run smear campaigns against us. And even here I have dealt with Indians who hate on Pakistanis. That’s made me return the favor. But if an individual Indian is chill, then that’s cool, I don’t have problems with them. I’m only hateful to those who are hateful, and that’s not limited to Indians, but even Islamic people who can also be very nasty towards Pakistani. What kind of Indian are you?
 
Honestly, I’ve seen a lot of hate coming from Indians. Especially on social media. They often run smear campaigns against us. And even here I have dealt with Indians who hate on Pakistanis. That’s made me return the favor. But if an individual Indian is chill, then that’s cool, I don’t have problems with them. I’m only hateful to those who are hateful, and that’s not limited to Indians, but even Islamic people who can also be very nasty towards Pakistani. What kind of Indian are you?
fair, but bhai i have told a quatrillion times, i am from uttarakhand garhwal. My mom is a dravadian, dad is like giga pale indo aryan
 
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None really. But yeah I should try to pray more at least. It’s the least I can do. What about you?
At a crossroads with my religion but its obvious there is a god atleast. Gonna fall back into my faith eventually
 
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None really. But yeah I should try to pray more at least. It’s the least I can do. What about you?
Praying is awesome ngl
 
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fair, but bhai i have told a quatrillion times, i am from uttarakhand garhwal. My mom is a dravadian, dad is like giga pale indo aryan
I’m honestly forgetful due to my insomnia. :KEKLEO:

Aren’t Garhwalis Rajput? Rajputs can have such diverse phenotypes.
 
At a crossroads with my religion but its obvious there is a god atleast. Gonna fall back into my faith eventually
Me too. I think it’s obvious God exists.
Praying is awesome ngl
You know.. people (fellow Islamic ones) said they always felt at peace after praying.

I always felt the same. I guess I’ve always felt disconnected.
 
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Me too. I think it’s obvious God exists.

You know.. people (fellow Islamic ones) said they always felt at peace after praying.

I always felt the same. I guess I’ve always felt disconnected.
Are you hyper stimulated alot, I need to dompamine detox, but I always feel connected with god in nature
 
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Me too. I think it’s obvious God exists.

You know.. people (fellow Islamic ones) said they always felt at peace after praying.

I always felt the same. I guess I’ve always felt disconnected.
Holy fuck I meant to write “I never felt the same.” :KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO::KEKLEO:
@Whiteboard7
 
Are you hyper stimulated alot, I need to dompamine detox, but I always feel connected with god in nature
I’m not sure, I don’t think I am. :HAhaa:
 
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