@sigmastreamrot Where does it mention declaring? The Matthean example given is about Noah’s people not KNOWING when the flood would occur, not just not DECLARING when the flood would occur.
Horrible understanding of both Ahadith, us Muslims show actual variants in the bible like God in mark 10:18 being cited as Father for the first 300 years, how “Nor the Son” was missing in Church Father Basil’s Manuscript of Matthew 24:36, people were actively corrupting your book
@lepanto742@Deenresponds So you disagree with Thomas, it’s more than just “he doesn’t reveal it”? Also doesn’t address how it’s Ad Hoc. We are looking for a biblical explanation
@lepanto742@Deenresponds It’s Ad Hoc (1). It’s potentially Contradictory to Thomas if you mean that the humanity doesn’t know at all see screenshots (2.) If you think you’re not contradicting Thomas you add absolutely nothing to the table it’s still ad hoc can you prove Jesus knows from within the bible?
Asharis’ claiming al-Tabari on this issue is clutching at straws. Ibn Juzayy confirms that al-Tabari understood “kun” to be temporal. Ibn Atiyyah, evidently concerned by the implications of al-Tabari’s position, objects that if “kun” is understood this way, it would mean that-
What’s The Best proof for the Trinity? I assume It’d be the Apostolic Church of Jesus right..? Oh well….
Irenaeus Of Lyon (~2nd century) Says The Father Is Greater than Jesus in knowledge (AH 2.28) He supposedly has a golden Apostolic Chain to John.
John—>Polycarp—>Irenaeus.
@ApostateProphet Your stubbornness guided you to Christianity, clearly you can’t debate anything other than Islam since when asked to discuss about Christianity you turned it down 😂
@Deenresponds Crazy how Christians continue to act upon their ignorance even when we bring their own scholars (the screenshot is From Thomas Aquinas > https://t.co/TTJBV188ml)
The Hijab is so controversial in this day and age, nevertheless, it was praised and encouraged in many pre modern societies.
Even Before the rise of Islam, Christian Authors/Church Fathers wrote about veiling, and encouraged it.
An Essay/Thread on Veiling in late antiquity 🧵
John Chrysostom in Homily on 1 Corinthians 11 says that she should be veiled like how Paul says, and also “covered over” meaning wrapped up on every side, and he explains Pauls saying with the analogy of “if you cast away God’s law you might aswell cast away Natures law”.