manfred wrote:Thank you for posting this insightful post. Hinduism is obviously to Islam what cheese is to chalk.
Given the richness of religious insight in Hinduism, I am perplexed that quite so many of your countrymen (I include Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that, as they have traditionally been part of all India for most of history...) fell for such a shallow ideology like Islam; surely not purely a search for personal advantage? There must be aspects of Hinduism that made is a relatively easy target of the invading Muslims.
Have you any ideas on that?
On one hand, I can clearly see the profoundness of spiritual insight within Hinduism, just from even your short comment, on the other, I am lost to see why so many opted for something much inferior, which should be easy to recognize as such if you have a background in teachings of the kind you quoted.
Given the richness of religious insight in Hinduism, I am perplexed that quite so many of your countrymen (I include Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that, as they have traditionally been part of all India for most of history...) fell for such a shallow ideology like Islam; surely not purely a search for personal advantage? There must be aspects of Hinduism that made is a relatively easy target of the invading Muslims.
Have you any ideas on that?
manfred wrote:Thank you for posting this insightful post. Hinduism is obviously to Islam what cheese is to chalk.
Given the richness of religious insight in Hinduism, I am perplexed that quite so many of your countrymen (I include Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that, as they have traditionally been part of all India for most of history...) fell for such a shallow ideology like Islam; surely not purely a search for personal advantage? There must be aspects of Hinduism that made is a relatively easy target of the invading Muslims.
Have you any ideas on that?
On one hand, I can clearly see the profoundness of spiritual insight within Hinduism, just from even your short comment, on the other, I am lost to see why so many opted for something much inferior, which should be easy to recognize as such if you have a background in teachings of the kind you quoted.
what is the profoundness?
GOD is that which fulfils you TOTALLY
manfred wrote:Thank you for posting this insightful post. Hinduism is obviously to Islam what cheese is to chalk.
Given the richness of religious insight in Hinduism, I am perplexed that quite so many of your countrymen (I include Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that, as they have traditionally been part of all India for most of history...) fell for such a shallow ideology like Islam; surely not purely a search for personal advantage? There must be aspects of Hinduism that made is a relatively easy target of the invading Muslims.
Have you any ideas on that?
On one hand, I can clearly see the profoundness of spiritual insight within Hinduism, just from even your short comment, on the other, I am lost to see why so many opted for something much inferior, which should be easy to recognize as such if you have a background in teachings of the kind you quoted.
When Bishop Heber wrote his journal (1826), his inquiries pointed to a Muslim-Hindu ratio of 1:6.79 Edward Thornton�s Gazetteer2 published in 1854 also gives the ratio of 1:6. Thus at about the middle of the ninteenth century, the Muslim-Hindu ratio stood approximately at 1:6. This would make the Muslims 16 per cent of the total population.
Intelligent lad wrote:The purpose of religion is COMMUNION with the DIVINE. Let me further explain why COMMUNION with the DIVINE is a goal worth pursuing. Hinduism describes GOD as Sat-Chit-Ananda. Ananada means BLISS. Now what is BLISS? Let me explain with an example. Imagine the energy of the Sun. Can you imagine how much energy it has? The quantum of this energy is unthinkable as it has sustained life on earth for millions of years and will continue for many more millions of years. Now imagine TRILLIONS and TRILLIONS of such SUNs. Imagine the combined energy of these SUNs. Your mind will be blown up even to imagine this. Imagine JOY equal to the combined energy of these trillions of Suns. Hinduism says that BLISS can be compared to this magnitude of JOY. And the QUALITY of joy is also much higher than the HIGHEST joy available to human beings (sex is agreed by most). So BLISS is not only quantitatively higher but also qualitatively higher. Communion with Divine means ONE ENTERS into this infinitude of BLISS.
Intelligent lad wrote:Now lets take the case of Islam. The very idea of COMMUNION with the DIVINE does NOT exist in ISLAM. The goal of ISLAM is to enter into an imaginary heaven with 72 virgins, 28 boys and unlimited alcohol. Debauchery and NOT communion with divine is the GOAL OF ISLAM. So it is clear that Islam is NOT a religion. Hinduism also says that GOD is that which fulfils you TOTALLY. Example: Many people think that sex, money, power, prestige etc. will fulfil them TOTALLY. So sex, money, power etc. is their GOD. This is the Demi-God or False God that Krishna refers to in Gita. Muslims do NOT worship Allah for Allah's sake but for the sake of sex and alcohol in heaven. So SEX and ALCOHOL is the GOD of ISLAM both of which are Demi-God according to Gita. This is clear proof that Islam is a man made religion which cannot think of any goal beyond sex and alcohol. Islam is unaware of the DIVINE BLISS that man can attain by COMMUNION WITH GOD and hence NOT A RELIGION. ISLAM is the biggest LIE every told to humanity and the result of this lie is the violence and barbarism that we see in the name of Islam.
Mughal wrote:Rulers use political tricks and mechanisms to use and abuse people, priests use religious tricks and mechanisms to use and abuse people and money lenders use economic tricks and mechanisms to use and abuse people.
People may judge the way of life of the poor benighted Muslims, locked into a mediaeval cult. But think about the the people whose modern, free way of life is utterly condemned by Muslims, some of whom cheerfully murder them because of it.AlexmenCorn wrote:Im sick of some of the anti Islam posts thats been on recently, those that talk about Islam negitivly have to sit back and understand how awful it must be for those Muslims whos way of life is in fact whats being judged.
Amanalice wrote:I want to ask Garudman few Q. Please reply in simple words as I am going to use.
A. When Quran says clearly that ALCHOHAL is haram and then allows rivers of ALCHOHAL in heaven then I have these conclusios as:
CONCLUSION : There are 2 kinds of ALCHOHAL, one has toxic properties another doesnt.
i. If it is true then Quran has to say explicitly to not use the toxic ALCHOHAL but use the harmless one.
ii. If wrong then again why using same word e.g ALCHOHAL at both places?
Amanalice wrote:I have a different Q but in similar fashion, please consider it too :
while going through "Science and miracles" :-
CONCLUSION : how forcefully and idiotically "wrap" word is being tried to prove Allah hints earth is round.
verba : ball
Amanalice wrote:1. if Allah has to say earth is round then why he uses all arabic words for flat to describe earth at all the places.
Amanalice wrote:2. Why Allah says Quran is clear and then throws a bunch of stupid puzzles to us to solve and get happy like a competition facing student?
Val wrote:Although hard to detect through a thick web of lies, Islam is the worship of Shiva/Satan. The destroyer/deciever has ultimate control of Muslims, especially the leaders. Discernment here is a lesson in discarding words and instead, observing behaviors. You will know them by their fruits, not their words. Actions speak louder than words. If Shiva/Satan had an army of human followers, what would he have them do? Murder, rape, and robbery? Seek to undermine human civilization including all the technology and human rights that have developed? What would you expect the destroyer to do?
Val
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