All are in the minds of the seeker.

Submitted by devi (India), Jun 3, 2008 at 01:26

Dear Mr. Non-idolator,

The concepts of God, Non-God , your Quran is the perfect, idols are wrong God is everywhere all are in the minds of the people. There is nothing outside your mind.

If I am calling a human "Bastard" , if the hearer knows the meaning and he got the same understanding of the speaker then only the negative reaction occurs.

Similarly the idol may not create divine feeling in you because you do not believe in it, You believe in an Allah who got only One book and only One prophet and only One language and only one planet ie the earth.

It does not mean that the idols are wrong or your beliefs are wrong. You believe an imaginary allah revealed an imaginary book called quran to an imaginary prophet who was illiterate called Mohammed.

He married women on his own choices and dictated verses for that in quran, he talked to angels ( what are these angels? are these gods or special messengers ( what is the purpose of allah to send angels?) then Satan ( Why villain is required for God Allah like a Bollywood/Hollywood film)?

The questions are aplenty and Answers can not be found in Islam (bcos Islam is submission, u believe else? ). The philosophical and psychological problems of Humankind cannot be found in Islam and Abrahamic religions because they cannot develop because the scriptures are stagnant.)

One more last question to the Non idolator? Why allah preferred a Book instead of an multicast mail to all humans? Humans became more smarter than allah, Is it not? Now allah's creation of day night distance direction do not bother Humans. Only bytes are that bother Humans. 1 and 0. ie being and not being. Creation and Negation. When your mind become silent ( Zero) you may be able to realise the 1 ie the God.

Ok, bye with wishes

regards,

shri devi.

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