@CapturingChrist The Quran is from Alaha—a term meaning God used by Jesus in the original Aramaic. The same God Jesus worshipped. He sent Jesus as a Spirit and a Word, the Quran confirms that, and it also confirms the previous messengers sent to the children of Israel and also to other nations.
@wokenessucks@TuckerCarlson The job of a supporter is not to necessarily support every decision you’ve made. But to also correct you when they think you’re taking a wrong step. If these opposing voices from Trump supporters didn’t exist, this wouldn’t be a democracy but a dictatorship.
@millerman This can be true if we assume that the wellbeing of the soul is more important than the wellbeing of the body. AI has the potential to deceive and hence corrupt souls.
@BrEhsan2 Wow. You make other religious people look bad with this display of hatred. Better pray for everyone's wellbeing in both worlds. Love for others what you love for yourself.
@GadSaad Muslims have been criticised and scapegoated since 2 decades now since 9/11 happened. Also, you hate people spreading antisemitism but you're always busy spreading islamophobia. Not hypocritical at all!
@GadSaad@Byoussef Gad Saad, children are dying. Hundreds. Thousands. And all you care about is people talking about proportionality? Seriously, where do your priorities lie? Can't you condemn Israels brutality, which by the way, is not a new thing at all? Learn something from your friend @nntaleb
@_titanslayer_ Would you recommend his "History of Philosophy" books? Someone I know recommended them very highly, and I'm since considering whether I should get them or first read the books on philosophy that I already have and that are waiting to be read :s
@AsadAli01651206 @_titanslayer_ Read those things to check if we ourselves engage in any such thing. for e.g., people should ask themselves more the question whether they're practicing virtue for the sake of God or just as defense or coping mechanisms that benefit them in this world? There r more such examples.
@AsadAli01651206 @_titanslayer_ Yes, you're right in saying he's bitter. He admits it and even considers a virtue for the strong to have contempt against the weaker men who are less able to think. But barring his bitterness, he has really important things to say from a psychological pov. And it's useful to (1)
@millerman Jung talked about this from a psychological perspective as well. We absolutely need a creator, even if He did not exist. But He does exist, and therefore we need him even more. :)