Squall7
A li'l bit different
Funny, in the Iranian "hostage crisis", our media accussed Iran of telling our "sailors" what to say. Yet we don't have the same thing here.callme.nasty said:about 2 or 3 weeks ago a muslim admitted to planning the whole thing. i forget his name, but if you pay attention at all he also admitted to many other terroristic attacks. now this part is my opinion, but i doubt a muslim would've hired a bunch of americans to take down america.
Also, were the remains of the "muslim" terrorists found? And were they conclusively found to be Muslims?
I remember reading on the BBC website about how most of the people that the FBI accused of being the boarding terrorists were actually found alive and well in the middle east...
It's not the buisness of any religion to "prove" ones own religion. It's why it's called a belief rather than a fact.and without trying to take a shot at your religion, i'd like for you to prove to me why the muslim faith is not a false one. As far as i know, Muhammed wrote the koran by himself, with no one else as a wittness.
Actually, it didn't come out of nowhere. Mohammad (sp?) was the main prophet of God, whilst Jesus was another prophet. Basically, Christianity, Judiasm and Islam are all Abrhamic religions.You see, many, many people believe in God because there is much historical evidence of him being true. Whether it be Jews, Catholics, Christians, whatever, although they may have slightly different beliefs, they believe in the same God, and all of these religions have branched from the Jewish faith of the belief in God. Yet the muslim faith, it just came out of no where.
Noone alive has witnessed Jesus. Noone alive has witnessed Moses parting the red sea. Each religion is soo old, we cannot tell for certain which is right or which is wrong.Not to be rude, but how can you base a faith on the writing of a single person that no one else witnessed?