if its GOD's vendetta against you, shouldn't you be on your knees?

Submitted by bayezid (Bangladesh), Dec 18, 2008 at 07:27

the quran does not have contradicitions or incongruities. these are simply your inability to perceive what ALLAH is tlking about. although it is easy to. islam is how we should lead lives as per the will of GOD. it is HIM talking. not any prophet. or any people. your scripture cannot say the same for itself and no other books can either. the only way for you to find tht out is to actually read the quran. which i doubt you do. unless and until you do that, i suggest you do not waste your time and mine by posting hate messages about islam based on your intolerance.

taking orders from GOD can mean many things. depends on circumstances. for different problems HE has ordered us to take different paths to solutions. are you intimidated by the fact that ALLAH does not allow us to remain silent in the face of your oppression? in fact you should be uncomfrtable if you are against GOD. i am sure you would say GOD is good if HE ordered believers to be quiet and not to fight back. so GOD, according to you is good and just and not a 'terrorist' s long as HE conforms to your wishes? that is not just selfish on your part, but it's downright embarassing for your character resume.

i believe i explained GOD earlier to you. HE establishes HIS will. not ours. HE is not your genie that HE grants wishes and disappears. i suspect you have had a very bad moral science teacher when you were a little child for which you dont have the proper idea of GOD.

finally, there is no value in following the self's desires. many great men in the past became fmous for fighting the ego. i suggest you take lessons from them. so obviosuly GOD isnt there to cater to your ego, your ego and your being is there to cater to GOD.

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