Paganism and Muslims and the saga continues

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 14, 2008 at 07:07

Our dear Nura wrote

>Why would you care if kissing the black stone is paganism?

What gave you the impression than I care darling. My question was; kissing and venerating a cold black stone is paganism right?

>I will answer you questions in the order asked.

Oh is this "small english"?

>1. Paganism is the worship of other Gods with or without the inclusion of Allah.

Darling: ...You are talking about shirk here. But I,m asking you about what is really 3ibadat al-awthan? Oh Arabic? you should know by now that I do not translate Arabic for wannabe Arabs like you

>In the contemporary world

You live in a "contemporary world"? Really?

>there are many idols, for example, money and beauty can be objects of worship.

Darling I did not ask you about money or beauty. All I'm asking you about is what is really 3ibadat al-awthan and is qublat wa ihtiram al-hajar al-aswad fi al-ka3bba inha 3ibadat al-awthan?

For the readers I'm asking Nura who knows no Arabic: is kissing and venerating the black stone of the kaaba is pagansim?

>2. No... No more than kissing my children at night

Really? and how many do you have? And how did this work in your civil union?And darling nothing is wrong with civil unions

>3. No... No more than kissing my children at night

And who is really taking care of them when you are posting this drivel?

>4. Praying to an unseen God is older than paganism.

But darling praying to an unseen God is no different than praying to an idol. Therefore congratulations our dear Nura but it seems that Muslims are pagans

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