pr126 wrote:Fantasea's posts could be a Poe
sum wrote:Hello pr126
Perhaps his username - fantasea - is a clue. In any case he is another example of what damage Islamic indoctrination does to the brain. It really does destroy critical thinking and creates a barrier to facts and reason.
The tragedy is that they are unable to see this.
sum
skynightblaze wrote:Perhaps I should listen more to my inner voice often. For a moment or so, I had felt that you are pretending to be a muslim but I brushed away that feeling. Anyway Welcome to the forum and I don't think people will ban you for the prank.. Pranks are real fun and I like people who play them.
pr126 wrote:Welcome to the forum.
Perhaps you did carry on the deception a bit longer than necessary. Besides, I don't see the point.
All you had to do is read the posts on the forum (lurk) until you got what you needed.
It is unwise to start with a deception. You will have to work on restoring your credibility.
fantasea wrote:Hello everyone.
I will probably get banned for what I have done, but I have to confess, I am an ex-Muslim. I apostatised almost 2 years ago.
The reason why I was pretending to be a Muslim was to hear what your responses would be like to a real Muslim. If I had revealed myself as an ex Muslim since the beginning I think that your answers would be a bit different.
As you can see, I still have Muslim logic, I can think like one, actually I pretend to be one in real life, with family and friends, everyday. So I practice a lot. Our conversations revolve around the same blind faithed Muslim logic I was using here. It makes me feel sick.
So I apologize for boiling your blood and wasting your time. At least you got to practice, and hear common sense Muslim dialectic.
If I get banned I understand.
Again, my most sincere apologies.
Fantasea wrote:Deep in my mind there is still a bit of Islamic nonsense, I just wanted you to erase it from my mind with your arguments.
skynightblaze wrote:Fantasea wrote:Deep in my mind there is still a bit of Islamic nonsense, I just wanted you to erase it from my mind with your arguments.
You might feel awkward about bringing islamic thoughts here in front of us thinking that you have annoyed us enough. I would suggest that you do not keep anything in your mind. If these thoughts are kept in mind, you will never be at peace and you will always think somewhere at the back of your mind that may be islam is true.. So bring any islamic thought that you have in mind here. I can assure that you most of arguments used in favour of islam are nonsense. If you just put out your islamic thoughts someone or the other will refute them and you will have a clear vision of why islam is a lie. You will be at peace and 100% confident that islam is a lie. If you ask me as to how confident I am about islam being false then I would say, I am as sure as I know that I am breathing.
fantasea wrote:Hello everyone.
I will probably get banned for what I have done, but I have to confess, I am an ex-Muslim. I apostatised almost 2 years ago.
The reason why I was pretending to be a Muslim was to hear what your responses would be like to a real Muslim. If I had revealed myself as an ex Muslim since the beginning I think that your answers would be a bit different.
As you can see, I still have Muslim logic, I can think like one, actually I pretend to be one in real life, with family and friends, everyday. So I practice a lot. Our conversations revolve around the same blind faithed Muslim logic I was using here. It makes me feel sick.
So I apologize for boiling your blood and wasting your time. At least you got to practice, and hear common sense Muslim dialectic.
If I get banned I understand.
Again, my most sincere apologies.
fantasea wrote:Leaning about Mohammed, about how conveniently he received revelation, seeing how shitty Muslim countries were, the problem of evil, free will, etc...
frankie wrote:fantasea wrote:Leaning about Mohammed, about how conveniently he received revelation, seeing how shitty Muslim countries were, the problem of evil, free will, etc...
fantasea:
Thanks.
From what you know of the Muslim people,would you say that they now have severe reservations about their faith,but because of fear, holding them back,they are unable to take that one further step of leaving their faith?
Would you agree that Muslims are now questioning their faith more than at any time in history?
fantasea wrote:I think that they go through life in a state of denial and complete submission to Allah. They don't bother to search, think and learn for themselves. They rely on Islamic authority to do that for themselves themselves. If you are not a scholar you are wrong or don't know any thing about Islam. Most are hypocrites, at least from my experience. They are also self righteous. They are comfortable living this life that promises recompense and punishment for those who lived a more free life.
frankie wrote:fantasea wrote:I think that they go through life in a state of denial and complete submission to Allah. They don't bother to search, think and learn for themselves. They rely on Islamic authority to do that for themselves themselves. If you are not a scholar you are wrong or don't know any thing about Islam. Most are hypocrites, at least from my experience. They are also self righteous. They are comfortable living this life that promises recompense and punishment for those who lived a more free life.
fantasea:
I would agree with what you say.
BUT,Islam has never been discussed the like as much in recorded history,does this not beg the question,why this is?Why should this faith be centre stage,when in reallity it should be extinct?
Why is this belief system generating so much discussion,what are the reasons for it?
There are more than enough valid reasons why Islam is being discussed,disected,and exposed in every corner of the media,internet,books,interfaith dialogues and all the rest.
Wherever Islam is present,wars are present also,they follow in the wake of Islam like the smell from a rotting corpse,polluting the atmosphere around it.
All this discussion is being seen, taken in by not just the Non Muslims,but by Muslims who have never had their faith explored in such a fashion as to expose all its weakness and falsehood in all its diabolical glory than ever before. Yes,they will not accept these accusations,and yes they will be in denial,but only for so long.They cannot fail to perceive that what is being said about their faith is factual,and therefore cannot be argued against, no matter how much they try,or want it to be all untrue.
The actions of the followers of this faith are proving beyond a shadow of a doubt,that Islam has nothing good to offer the world,spiritually or otherwise,and never has.
The world is watching,but Muslims are asking questions,and those questions are providing answers,they are uncovering the lies which have been fed to them since birth.
Will they still want to remain within a faith which is based on lies?
You must know this more than most,but I suspect not.
fantasea wrote:
You are right, I did take it very far.
Deep in my mind there is still a bit of Islamic nonsense, I just wanted you to erase it from my mind with your arguments.
The reason why I stopped was because I was starting to contradict myself and was going to get caught talking nonsense.
I will restore my credibility, you'll see.
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