~ Interesting Convo

[fghd]

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cresssssssssssiii q itnay daant nikal rahein hain

[waqi06]

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[fghd]

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[Crescent]

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[fghd]

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cresssiiiiiiiiiiiiii remember that JHANDA

this jhanda is how we got to know each other

[Crescent]

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^ hahahaha i knowwwwww thats why posted it

Now sing the national anthem!

[fghd]

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and I know how i ruined ur thread

[phatima]

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@parissenoor

arrogance is pretending to be able to argue seriously
and then refusing to do it by purposelty posting in a place when only teenagers without any university degree are showing off…
you could have discussed there:
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/showthread.php?t=200249

Excuse us for not being able to bluntly say out our views at the cost of having our religion mocked by rude people.

But it looks like that’s starting to happen in the Cafe as well. Shame.

[phatima]

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@parissenoor

darkness is the absorption of light, a black hole retains all light beam because the escape speed to black hole attraction is superior to light speed

The point was that there is no “negative” in reality. It is only the absense of the positive variable, and we refer to it as a “negative” in order to get the point across. Black holes have nothing to do with it.

[waqi06]

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@phatima1

The point was that there is no "negative" in reality. It is only the absense of the positive variable, and we refer to it as a "negative" in order to get the point across. Black holes have nothing to do with it.

Thats exactly what I said when I referred to St. Augustine in my post.

[cute_witch]

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Once upon a time I was having a hot hot real hot discussion with my dad about Islam and the rest of the world dat suddenly I got to a point where I was red like blood and hot like chilli and suddenly blurted out, '' Oh Baba! then tell me what can we say what exactly is the right way of telling others how wonderful and truthful our religion is''. My dad only smiled and said, ''they will not believe in the truth no matter wat you do''.

So basically the student should have had done what I do when some non-Muslim asks me about my religion. I jus say, ''SORRY! I do not think you can understand what I know''.

[waqi06]

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@cute witch

Once upon a time I was having a hot hot real hot discussion with my dad about Islam and the rest of the world dat suddenly I got to a point where I was red like blood and hot like chilli and suddenly lurted out, ‘’ Oh Baba! then tell me what can we say what exactly is the right way of telling others how wonderful and truthful our religion is’'. My dad only smiled and said, ‘‘they will not believe in the truth no matter wat you do’’.

So basically the student should have had done what I do when some non-Muslim asks me about my religion. I jus say, ‘‘SORRY! I do not think you can understand what I know’’.

**
No thats not a smart thing to do Instead of tellin em they can’t understand, try to explain to them whatever you can, don’t hesitate or try to keep em confused. The only way you can make it easier for both you and the person asking is by at least trying to explain to em, and most of the time, the questions they ask have the same answers that their religion has, Islam is parallel to many religions, and it shouldn’t be that hard to explain. ;)**

[cute_witch]

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It isn't hard to explain but the thing is dat I don't think these people are woth an explaination and any ways I am not a very good speaker sooo I take refuge in silence and jus say if you have any problems please go find some on else to waste your and his/her time.

[morning_star]

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Crescent & Waqi great job
Allah Always knows better
I love post #1 & #14

[parissenoor]

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@phatima1

The point was that there is no "negative" in reality. It is only the absense of the positive variable, and we refer to it as a "negative" in order to get the point across. Black holes have nothing to do with it.

i am very sorry that you can not yet understand that science is the topic to understand and eventually proove wrong the evolution theory and that with metaphysics you will never appear serious to me...read the thread in science, the moderator over there, is getting very nice and valid arguments against evolution theory, unfortunately his article is not available now due to gupshup upgrade.
i do hope that young intelligent people like you guys on the thread can learn science at university in the future (i have master)...and try to understand it, save that thread in science, and read it again 10 years later, inshallah you'll have enough knowledge in your head to understand it and discuss it thoroughly

[parissenoor]

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there is no negativity beacause any scientific variables are a continuum...
does that mean animals and humans are opposable?:D

nope it means there is a continuum from animals to humans too, and the "skeletons" to "prove" it are numerous on the web, please google

crescent, i am provding you with a science link, please do give me another science link proving the opposite

[parissenoor]

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@waqi06

**IN REPRISAL TO PARISENOOR’S POST

P.S.- I know, some of it might not make sense, but I thought I should give it a shot
**

God created evil. If there was no evil, what would be our purpose in life? I would like to point at Saint Augustine, the great philosopher who merged philosophy and religion for the first time. “Since everything God creates is good, and since God has created evil, evil itself is good” and he goes on, “there is nothing like evil, there is just a lack of good, therefore, God did not really create evil, but a lack of good.” If God had not created evil, what would be our purpose in life? We are here to confront the test laid upon us from God, which he has done by creating evil.

God gave us the ability to think for a reason. Science is one of them, but there are far more things that God knows, than science will ever know. Your science itself states that we are not even an atom in the universe, how can we make a judgement about someone as powerful as God, how can we, being dust particles floating in an ocean called the ‘universe’ (by science), make judgements about He who created the Universe. Its like an ant comming up with a cure to AIDS and then believing that it knows everything about the Earth. Can your science say thats possible?

waqi;) in reprisal to me you wrote something very nice!
i love it:love:
i believe in Allah, you don’t need to convince me, as i am already convinced:D

[cheetah]

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interesting

[phatima]

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You need to realize that just because we are younger than you does not mean that we have a limit to our thought. That's very nice, you have a master, MashaAllah.

If you keep thinking that my posts are limited with supporting knowledge simply because I am younger than you, then there is no point in you posting with me in the first place.

[parissenoor]

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@phatima1

You need to realize that just because we are younger than you does not mean that we have a limit to our thought. That's very nice, you have a master, MashaAllah.

If you keep thinking that my posts are limited with supporting knowledge simply because I am younger than you, then there is no point in you posting with me in the first place.

being young do not mean having limited thoughts, it means that you had more limited time to acquire the knowledge necessary to understand modern science.
if i were thinking your age limits your thinking ability i would not have posted with you in the first place.