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[hamz @therollinggod]

@KhalilAndani @sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven Its not circular, you are just assuming your conclusion and stripping will of all its meaning. If Gods will is free it is sufficient.

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@KhalilAndani @sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven the divine will itself is the preponderator.

[hamz @therollinggod]

@sarkar_280 @KhalilAndani @sphinx_seven unless u can prove that there is one and only one mathematically unique "perfect world," your argument fails.

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@sarkar_280 @KhalilAndani @sphinx_seven wisdom provides the reasons for a choice, but it does not necessitate the choice. im just gonna tell you rn you cant do it bro.

[hamz @therollinggod]

@sarkar_280 @KhalilAndani @sphinx_seven prove it... without assuming your position in your premises.

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@sarkar_280 @KhalilAndani @sphinx_seven choice is grounded in wisdom

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@KhalilAndani @sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven that just assumes causal activity must be temporally indexed within God. which again, needs to be shown to be contradictory... preferably without question begging and assuming the conclusion.

[hamz @therollinggod]

@sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven @KhalilAndani a timeless necessary being can eternally possess the active power to freely specify contingent effects without undergoing change, composition, or imperfection in essence. prove otherwise.

[hamz @therollinggod]

@sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven @KhalilAndani didnt agree to anything, dont know what your on. your step 5 assumes it if will = nature then no unrealized potential. this is just saying libertarian choice is impossible in different words. then you "conclude" libertarian choice is impossible. circular and question begging.

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@sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven @KhalilAndani yeah that is what your arg was trying to prove but you just question beg like the rest of yous... you cant show a contradiction without it.

[hamz @therollinggod]

@sarkar_280 @sphinx_seven @KhalilAndani assumes necessitarianism to prove necessitarianism... question begging. you define "unrealized potential" in a way that already presupposes determinism, then act like you derived it.

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@YossiKreinin @SuppressedNws1 @haaretzcom keep up the cope

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@YossiKreinin @SuppressedNws1 @haaretzcom so by your own logic, Lebanon can annex northern "Israel" since "Israel" has been bombing Lebanese civilians for decades. funny how that principle only ever applies in one direction...

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@C394072C @TahaNaqvi114 two occultations, divine designation, the exclusive knowledge of the Imam, the maʿrifah of the hujjah, etc.

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@balthebaptist @ColinMangan_TGC @coronaexposed1 @jomickane You’re a bigot.

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@yesthatvelfi @JesvinGeo @nic0polito Repeating nonsense doesn’t make it true. You cry about a “grudge” while ignoring centuries of Christian destruction of Islamic sites. Yet, a preserved mosque is your issue? This isn’t ignorance—it’s historical reality. Stay in your feelings.

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@yesthatvelfi @JesvinGeo @nic0polito Akhiruzzaman? Don’t act like you hold exclusive knowledge. The Prophet (saw) himself repurposed places of worship. The Ottomans did the same—without desecration. If you’re so concerned, where’s your outrage over churches turned into clubs and mosques erased from existence?

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@CptReality @JesvinGeo @nic0polito You are a clown through and through it’s kind of baffling.

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@CptReality @JesvinGeo @nic0polito “Living” isn’t the same as living freely. By your logic, any oppressed population that hasn’t been fully wiped out isn’t actually oppressed. That’s an absurd argument. Get your brain checked.

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@CptReality @JesvinGeo @nic0polito Egypt has the largest Christian population in the Middle East, with churches everywhere, a national holiday for Coptic Christmas, and government funding for church restorations. If Egypt “massacres” Christians, explain how millions still live, work, and worship there freely.

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@CptReality @JesvinGeo @nic0polito Ah yes, cherry-picking incidents to paint an entire country as intolerant—classic bad faith argument. By that logic, no country on Earth coexists peacefully, since religious violence exists everywhere, including in so-called “secular” and “Christian” nations.