Anyone here a Muslim? If so question for you...

[Peatree]

If so I'd love an answer to this simple yes or no question. "Can a Muslim peacefully co-exist w/ someone of a different faith - yes or no?"

Me as a Christian I can answer that as a resounding "Yes". However, I have asked it countless times to other Muslims and I never get a straight yes or no answer. It's always some sort of rabble.

I'm certain I am about to get all sorts of interesting responses here, so let the debate begin.

Merry Christmas all! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Priceline]

I was technically part of the Bahá'í faith until I turned 18, born into it. They could definitely coexist as these folks are mostly hippies and lesbians who jumped on board when it became popular in the 70's.

Did you ever have those assemblies in junior/high school where these teens would dress all in black, with drug/sex type slogans on their backs, and this girl in the middle would act out this scene of getting pushed around and tormented by them.. all while "Total Eclipse of the Heart" was blasting? Those were usually Bahá'í youth groups doing those.

I would argue "Christians" could not though because the majority that I've met are more pushy then vegans.

[Peatree]

I do agree that some Christians and all Vegans are pushy, however, typically neither will cut your head off if you do not "convert" to their particular diet.

[Priceline]

most muslim's wouldn't do that either, just the crazies.

opinions incoming!

[loramin]

There is no one "Muslim" faith: Islam, like Christianity, has many different variations. Asking what Muslims believe is like asking "what do Christians think about ___?"

Unless you ask something really basic (ie. "was Jesus the son of God") you'll get a different answer from a Mormon than from an Episcopalian than from a Lutheran than from a Catholic than from a ...

[Glenzig_]

troll topic is troll

people can't get along. kids dont get along. people are big kids. sometimes an adult needs to spank the kids.

religion isnt important. people's disturbed minds will always find a way to create conflict... and that wont change if you pray away the gay

i pray you find the truth

[Buzzed Killer]

Originally Posted by Peatree [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If so I'd love an answer to this simple yes or no question. "Can a Muslim peacefully co-exist w/ someone of a different faith - yes or no?"

If you asked that same question 1000 years ago about your own faith, the answer would be absolutely not.


http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusades (Normally don't site wiki, buts its ez ATM)

A lot more brainwashing has happened since though.

[Glenzig_]

oh wow what a student of history! so smart he joined the enlisted ranks of the slaves and now drops science on an elf sim board!!!

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[katrik]

I think you're confusing extremists with the religion as a whole. Islamic state/Al'Qaeda do not represent the faith justly at all. Don't hate culture, don't confuse it with extremism. My humble faggot opinion.

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Originally Posted by loramin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

There is no one "Muslim" faith: Islam, like Christianity, has many different variations. Asking what Muslims believe is like asking "what do Christians think about ___?"

Unless you ask something really basic (ie. "was Jesus the son of God") you'll get a different answer from a Mormon than from an Episcopalian than from a Lutheran than from a Catholic than from a ...

What this guy said.