Inside the heart of non-believers

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Re: Inside the heart of non-believers

@kprasad

I have no arguments about your Arabic translation. Languages have nuances and it’s often necessary to give context, rather than simply translate word for word. You’ve given context, and I suspect your translation is probably more accurate for the connotation.

But, you other point. Nothing is more indicative of religion than the place you were born. You were born into a Muslim family in a largely Muslim nation, so you have been raised to be Muslim with a faith in Islam. Most Hindus are Indian, Most Europeans are Christians, etc.. Each thanking their own god(s) for being born the way they were and believing they have access to the ultimate truth.

Peace kprasad

I am British … Ethnically Pakistani … I have seen that most people these days are not members of their own born in to religion .. They are nominals of their religion and really only follow humanism or hedonism … Based on the dominant wave of society they prefer to be a part of … So those who are religious today are actually the minority. They are the ones who are not following trends … I mean this about atheists and strictly religious people.

The common ground between serious anti-religion atheists and religious is that they have both departed from the idea of not thinking about God … Everyone else is so pre-absorbed in themselves they have no time to think about God … Atheists think about God so much to deny Him and the religious think about God to become with Him … Your word could be right for people like the Armish, Mormons and Baptist Texas … But I have always been part of a mixed and bustling metropolis of faiths … I was personally raised in an area of the UK where no particular religion had a dominance.