Obama would fail securiy clerance

Submitted by sufiimdad ali soomro (Pakistan), Nov 18, 2008 at 02:02

Bible is no more perfect Holy Scripture of Allah. It is an adulterated and exaggerated book. Human intellectuals and priest played significant role to distort the essence and spirit of holy book. Nevertheless, still Bible possessed so many original contents. Your worthy approach pertaining to Adam, Heaven and Eve, male and girls are malfunctioned and misnomer. Concept of spirit is not yet properly defined and there are ample and explicit illustrations to prove that heaven is made for human beings and it is reward from Allah to those who qualify trials and tribulations of the terrestrial world. Eve was created according to divine scheme not only to keep human race on going but also check over male to shake his spirit and strength, which makes him superior and noble.

God is absolute reality. He is omnipotent and omniscient and Monitor entire activity of human beings. He has given free hand to do what ever you like but at the end trial will conduct to give reward or punishment. Series of prophets were descended from heaven to convince human beings to set their directions right otherwise he would face eternal damnation. Allah has sent Warners to every nation with explicit message to follow unity of God and eschew wrong things.

Process of accountability starts with age of maturity. Man is born free but environment determined his character and influence his personality. At the age maturity he is capable to understand things which are absolute realties. In the light of knowledge and vision, he will be accountable.

Myth and concoction have no value and importance in divine religion.

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