@schmosef@jvgraz@MatNuclear Btw, I asked schmosef to provide me evidence of Deir Yassin victims who said that the rape claims were lies.
He blocked me...
@BikerBoxing@puro_Rokk@Muhscle07@SoufB1989@eternalbread_ I didn't necessarily say that his verses aren't out of context. I showed that I cna play the same game by removing context. So now we have to consistently apply the contexualizing for both
@Rafaelmiguel89@SoufB1989@eternalbread_ Sure, the values existed before it. It doesn't nake the value any less or true, which Islam would also be affirming them.
@schmosef@marweezybabyyy@jvgraz@MatNuclear Jews legally owned little land. They were supposed to get a huge portion for free from the Brittish during the partition plan. That's something both sides had to agree to.
@schmosef@jvgraz@MatNuclear You forgot the first sentence that comes before all that: "you butchered a group of people and their children"
> creating a group of psychopaths
... and then the rest follows
@Paul71898625519@rat_being@proudkafirG@grok The verse doesn't directly state that.
In plain reading, it can be read as two seperate clauses:
1. Bees eat from fruits (true)
2. Bees produce honey
It doesn't necessarily state: the honey comes forth from consuming fruits, although some commentators interpretted it that way
@Paul71898625519@rat_being@proudkafirG@grok The verse doesn't directly state that.
In plain reading, it can be read as two seperate clauses:
1. Bees eat from fruits (true)
2. Bees produce honey
It doesn't necessarily state: the honey comes forth from consuming fruits, although some commentators interpretted it that way
@Paul71898625519@rat_being@proudkafirG@grok The verse doesn't directly state that.
In plain reading, it can be read as two seperate clauses:
1. Bees eat from fruits (true)
2. Bees produce honey
It doesn't necessarily state: the honey comes forth from consuming fruits, although some commentators interpretted it that way
@Paul71898625519@rat_being@proudkafirG@grok The verse doesn't directly state that.
In plain reading, it can be read as two seperate clauses:
1. Bees eat from fruits (true)
2. Bees produce honey
It doesn't necessarily state: the honey comes forth from consuming fruits, although some commentators interpretted it that way