Christians... everyone else.

Grugore said:
Exactly. Also, they claim that the Pope is our intercessor with God. This is a direct challenge to Scripture Scripture. Christ is our High Priest. The Pope is taking the place of our Lord and Savior. There are many others.
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A challenge to "I will give you the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. Whatever you bind on Earth shall have been bound in Heaven, and whatever you proclaim loose on Earth shall have been loosed in Heaven."
 
Dark Soul said:
"Catholicism teaches many things that are contrary to Scripture."

Please provide examples, or admit your lie.
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What the hell are you all babbling about?!!!!

The OP is about "The terrorists are the true Muslims. They are correctly following the Quran."

IS IT NOT ENJOINED IN THE KORAN TO KILL NON-MUSLIMS OR NOT? This is what the OP is about.

Obviously it is commanded to kill Non-Muslims so that the world will be ALL Muslim All the Time.



PARTY LIKE IT'S 1999???
 
bhaktajan said:
What the hell are you all babbling about?!!!!

The OP is about "The terrorists are the true Muslims. They are correctly following the Quran."

IS IT NOT ENJOINED IN THE KORAN TO KILL NON-MUSLIMS OR NOT? This is what the OP is about.

Obviously it is commanded to kill Non-Muslims so that the world will be ALL Muslim All the Time.



PARTY LIKE IT'S 1999???
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Your beef is with Grugore, the Catholic Basher.
 
Dark Soul said:
Your beef is with Grugore, the Catholic Basher.
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From the OP:

"The terrorists are the true Muslims. They are correctly following the Quran."

IS IT NOT ENJOINED
IN THE KORAN
TO KILL NON-MUSLIMS
OR NOT?

The wise fool, or the wisdom of the fool, is a form of literary paradox in which through a
narrative a character recognized as a fool comes to be seen as a beholder of wisdom.[2]
A recognizable trope found in stories and artworks from antiquity to the twenty-first century,
the wisdom of the fool often captures what reason fails to illuminate of a thing's meaning or
significance; thus, the wise fool is often associated with the wisdom found through blind faith,
reckless desire, hopeless romance, and wild abandon.
In turn, the wise fool is often opposed to learned or elite knowledge.[2] While examples of
the paradox can be found in a wide range of early world literature, from Greco-Roman works
to the oral traditions of folk culture, the paradox received unprecedented attention from
authors and artists during the Renaissance.[2] More than Shakespeare for his range of
clownish wise men or Cervantes for his lunatic genius Don Quijote, sixteenth century
scholar Erasmus is often credited for creating the definitive wise fool and most famous
paradox in western literature[3] through his portrayal of Stultitia, the goddess of folly.
Influential to all later fools, she shows the foolish ways of the wise and the wisdom of
fools through delivering her own eulogy, The Praise of Folly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wise_fool


PS: Avoid sounding like reservoir dogs arguing.
 
bhaktajan said:
From the OP:

"The terrorists are the true Muslims. They are correctly following the Quran."

IS IT NOT ENJOINED
IN THE KORAN
TO KILL NON-MUSLIMS
OR NOT?

The wise fool, or the wisdom of the fool, is a form of literary paradox in which through a
narrative a character recognized as a fool comes to be seen as a beholder of wisdom.[2]
A recognizable trope found in stories and artworks from antiquity to the twenty-first century,
the wisdom of the fool often captures what reason fails to illuminate of a thing's meaning or
significance; thus, the wise fool is often associated with the wisdom found through blind faith,
reckless desire, hopeless romance, and wild abandon.
In turn, the wise fool is often opposed to learned or elite knowledge.[2] While examples of
the paradox can be found in a wide range of early world literature, from Greco-Roman works
to the oral traditions of folk culture, the paradox received unprecedented attention from
authors and artists during the Renaissance.[2] More than Shakespeare for his range of
clownish wise men or Cervantes for his lunatic genius Don Quijote, sixteenth century
scholar Erasmus is often credited for creating the definitive wise fool and most famous
paradox in western literature[3] through his portrayal of Stultitia, the goddess of folly.
Influential to all later fools, she shows the foolish ways of the wise and the wisdom of
fools through delivering her own eulogy, The Praise of Folly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wise_fool


PS: Avoid sounding like reservoir dogs arguing.
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Your beef is with Grugore, the Catholic Basher.
 
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