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#27 Jan 11 2005 at 10:00 AM Rating: Decent
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#28 Jan 11 2005 at 3:50 PM Rating: Decent
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These posts make ******** about Bush's erosion of civil liberties look rather petty.

That is, of course, until he tries to outlaw ************* How the hell am I supposed to check my balls for tumors??
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#29 Jan 11 2005 at 4:00 PM Rating: Default
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These posts make ******** about Bush's erosion of civil liberties look rather petty.

That is, of course, until he tries to outlaw ************* How the hell am I supposed to check my balls for tumors??


Have someone else do it.
#30 Jan 11 2005 at 4:42 PM Rating: Decent
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My friend is living in with a hindo gay in a flat provided by govt, both are cocking in one kitchen. Are we can eat his cooked food, is it Haram?

http://islam.tc/ask-imam/view.php?q=1162

I think I'd stay away from the food.
#31 Jan 11 2005 at 4:44 PM Rating: Default
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My friend is living in with a hindo gay in a flat provided by govt, both are cocking in one kitchen. Are we can eat his cooked food, is it Haram?

http://islam.tc/ask-imam/view.php?q=1162

I think I'd stay away from the food.


Two people cocking in one kitchen? Madness!
#32 Jan 11 2005 at 4:45 PM Rating: Decent
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similar Bible Belt fundamentalist stuff with similar goofy **** based on Deuteronomy or Leviticus


indeed
Check out the rules of the Catholic Church people and don't be so shocked that the Great White Religion has some guidelines of equal disciplines.


don't worry.. in a few decades they'll be godless heathens of a forgotten religion just like "Christians".


While the Christian Right is an ample body of holy-rollers, It seems to me that Christianity (or belief of) has gone down the tubes.

Most people that I see only call themselves Christians cause it's waht they were taught to label themselves as.
At least there are some now adays that WILL say that that they are NOT Christian.

But, 20 years ago, I think that it was concidered a bit more taboo to say that you didn't believe in Christ.
Now, it's like a fasion statement.

ANd the only people that really believe in the power of the Christ are the wackos.


So I hear Muslims talking about Europeans and Americans..... talking about we are "Godless people" and "Heathens".
Well, They Are Right.

So more and more Muslims are moving to Europe. More and more Muslims are getting reallllly into this whole "celebrate you faith" thing.
So I see a conflict arising there.

You can't have fundemental relgious zealots mixing with people who are godless.
waht? Compromise? no way. Why would a religious person trust a godless person? Espescially a person from a religion that is SO self preserving. I see big problems for Europe in the future. The U.S? predudice is our middle name, so I think we'll sort our end out fine... but look out Europe.

people can try to be tolerant all they want, but wehn it comes to fundmental beliefs.... the sparks are gonna be flying... wait and see.
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#33 Jan 11 2005 at 4:54 PM Rating: Good
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I recall being told that back in the pre-Vatican II days, the Catholic church used to tell boys that if they "shook" more than 3 times at the urinal, it was considered ************ and they had to confess.

#34 Jan 12 2005 at 1:36 AM Rating: Decent
I know Angry Hippo I just don’t get how a people who are rich in culture, incredibly intelligence and have the largest supply of natural resources in the world continue to degenerate into chaos. I have read some books on the people and the culture, and then I see them every day living in poverty and trying to destroy each other. Doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, I have a problem I suppose piecing what I have read to what I am seeing every day.
#35 Jan 12 2005 at 11:19 AM Rating: Decent
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ounumen wrote:
I know Angry Hippo I just don’t get how a people who are rich in culture, incredibly intelligence and have the largest supply of natural resources in the world continue to degenerate into chaos. I have read some books on the people and the culture, and then I see them every day living in poverty and trying to destroy each other. Doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, I have a problem I suppose piecing what I have read to what I am seeing every day.

Because they don't drink booze or eat pork. Hell they can't even rub one off if they wanted. Fu[/b]cking heathens. No wonder they're all crazed as sh[b]ithouse rats.
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#36 Jan 12 2005 at 12:38 PM Rating: Good
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Amen. There's nothing like a good pork loin to set things right. That alone prolly explains the Pally/Israel fiasco.

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#37 Jan 12 2005 at 1:45 PM Rating: Good
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It is not permissible for anyone, male or female, to ********** whether married or not. An unmarried person should control his/her desires by abstaining from all those things that enhance one’s desires. If the desires are purely natural, then it should be suppressed by fasting.



So...not only can't I jerk off, but if I REALLY want to, I starve myself and hope for the best?

Bah. F[b][/b]uck that.

*clicks on his Porno*

Well...it should explain why **** girls are skinny...they must do alot of fasting.
#38 Jan 12 2005 at 2:27 PM Rating: Decent
Sexual repression leads to a lot of stress and depression in some cases.
#39 Jan 12 2005 at 2:38 PM Rating: Good
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Sexual repression leads to a lot of stress and depression in some cases.



And rapid erections...don't forget those...oooo...ooo...and when you finally do it, you won't last over 2 minutes!
#40 Jan 12 2005 at 7:22 PM Rating: Decent
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and have the largest supply of natural resources in the world continue to degenerate into chaos


It's those very riches that cause the chaos.
It is power, which corrupts.
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#41 Jan 12 2005 at 8:28 PM Rating: Good
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But, 20 years ago, I think that it was concidered a bit more taboo to say that you didn't believe in Christ.
Now, it's like a fasion statement.
People still get very uncomfortable when I tell them I don't believe in god. No, I don't say it in a demeaning or confrontational way. It's that ingrained in people that everyone must believe in a deity. Even a wrong deity is better than no deity at all.

Maybe it's not really a fashion statement, Kelvy. Maybe people finally feel unafraid to be honest about their lack of belief. How many generations should people have to maintain the charade of pretending to believe in a god simply because it's a social norm?
#42 Jan 13 2005 at 12:42 AM Rating: Decent
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2. It is not permissible for a husband to perform oral sex on his wife.


I guess that ruins my chances of ever becoming muslim...

Oh well, I wasnt really big on the idea of being supressed like that. I feel bad for muslim women if they never get to expirience oral sex, it's really quite nice.

Oh, and I like to show a little skin, not just my ankles, but my cute piercings, my face, my legs.....

#43 Jan 13 2005 at 1:29 AM Rating: Good
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being a Muslim seems almost as complicated as filing for tax amnesty. maybe thats why they attacked...our government is becoming too similar to Allah's teachings.

i'm on to you terrorists. stay away from me before i start educating your women.
#44 Jan 13 2005 at 2:17 AM Rating: Good
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Emp! Where you been, man? About time you poked your nose in here.

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#45 Jan 13 2005 at 10:02 AM Rating: Decent
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How many generations should people have to maintain the charade of pretending to believe in a god simply because it's a social norm?


well, i can easily counter and ask you waht makes the think that this "belief" is a charaade and that people (whether out of delusion or not)really DO believe in a god and it Does effect their lives.


I've realized taht alot of the things that we morally take for granted are here because of those very relgious scruples passed down to us from our ancestors.
Think about our views about voting, womens rights, abolition, child labour, prostitution, death, desaese, welfare for the poor, care for the old and sick, helping your neighbor, the rulers actually caring waht the poor think......Why do we care about these things? Why should we give a ****?
All these things did take awhile to come about, but I feel that without a unifying set of morals that the Religion provided, then we wouldnt be as "civilized" as we are today.
Wahtever the purpose and motives of the religious figure heads, whether by fear or greed, it still kept the people in line enough to question their deeds and their self worth and right and wrong.

Granted, the fact that religion Is a neccesity for some peoples to rationalize their lives in one way or another is jsut another display of mans unoriginality, however it does server as a glue to keep things together... for good or ill.
Ideally, everyone would be intuitive enough to see the Pattern themselves and learn to personally observe their place in the harmony of things.... but Until that day, people will continue to lay suckling from that tit that we call religion.

I'm not saying that "lack of beliefs" is a choice. I understand that some people either don't try to think that far into things, or are unwilling to take the chance that they may be wrong or right about somthing that they don't truly know.

i say the thing that has be "engrained" in people as you say , IS that there is no "magic" and "miracles" and "God", even though people may habitually say the word, these concept are the modern day fairy tales like the Greek myths of old, designed to spread some moral and not really questioned or thought about..... Sunday school backwash of the mind..
We are not taught in school that any divinity exists...it's all science and logic. The golden age of religion and spirituality in the western world is all but on it's last leg. Everything is money this, and power that. Everyone is taught to hoard as much **** as they can before they die into that unknown nothingness... and where would spirituality fit into that equation?
maintaining Balance is possible in all of this, it is just extremly trying at times. Which is why the world is like it is. A constant tug of war between our instincts and our culture.
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#46 Jan 13 2005 at 10:24 AM Rating: Good
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Emp! Where you been, man? About time you poked your nose in here.


moved, busy with work, lack of interest..take yer pick. i've lurked here and there, but it's been real hard to keep up with this forum when only reading part-time.
#47 Jan 13 2005 at 10:51 AM Rating: Decent
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so how far do you think we could go and still have them answer a question? interaction is always better than perusal.
#48 Jan 13 2005 at 8:02 PM Rating: Decent
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Im going to try to elicit a response from these Morans.


Question: Iman is it ok for my wife to have a waterfall during intercourse, (MAXIHYDRO-MANI) and is this breaking Wudhu or Ghusl?

Alla Ta'ala Knows Best,

Goah Faque Yuuseff.
#49 Jan 13 2005 at 9:09 PM Rating: Decent
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its interesting that you say that, ounomen. the middle east was actually the center of civilization for quite some time as well as being a bastion of science. Many math principles were written down in the middle east. Algebra was "created" by a middle eastern man (who had a very similar name). while the europeans were still acting like barbarians (or rather were barbarians) the middle east was creating magnificent wonders and amazing culture.


At some point the total exclusion of half of their population* from learning caught up with them.

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i imagine if those from middle eastern countries had the fortune of living in a land as rich in resources as america once was then we'd have countries like iraq invading us.


Yea. 'Cuz oil isn't worth anything, right? The main problem I see in the Middle East is the continued supression of a good half of the population*. This limits them in too many ways for them to become much more powerful than their resources already allow. Other countries have twice the intelligence to draw upon for the creation of new technology.

*This would be the female half of the population.
#50 Jan 13 2005 at 9:18 PM Rating: Decent
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pleadsthefifth


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uhmmm. I am pleading the 5th on this one.




Spawned? Dat choo?
#51 Jan 13 2005 at 9:27 PM Rating: Decent
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Man, waht is with all this "Dat Choo" sh[/b]it?! cut it, it's fu[b]ckin' lame.

"dat choo?"

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