Where the hell is hell???

Submitted by Jaladhi (United States), Jun 12, 2010 at 17:40

>"Mr. Mansoor is well known for having an open, inquiring mind. Perhaps he could answer some questions e.g. why he thinks that 1.2 billion Chinese (who will never become Muslim) or 800 million Indians (who will never become Muslim) or more than 1.5 billion Christians (who will never become Muslim) are going to hell? Where exactly is hell if it's not experienced in your own consciousness?"<

Hello Grand infidel, here is a thought, the reason Muslims want to save us kaffirs and prevent us from going to hell is that they are running out of room in hell since at least 4.8billion people of the world are non-Muslims and there is no way in hell that hell can accommodate these people and of cousre billions others from the beginning of mankind are already in hell(since they were not Muslims). Mo/allah must have sent an urgent message to ummah, hey step up the conversion or I am going to run out of room in hell and the overlow would have to be sent to jannat. and that is a no no, as only Muslims are allowed there!!!

And where exactly is hell - all those Islamic paradises on this earth fit the description of hell!!!

>" If he starts sleeping with a nine year old girl - or orders the beheading of 800 Jews - will he go to hell? Is it possible for Mr. Mansoor to admit that his ideas about the nature of consciousness and the cosmos and the true nature of consciousness and the cosmos are two entirely different things? In fact - has that idea ever even occurred to him"<

Au contraire, this would qualify him to go to jannat(Islamic paradise) asap as he is following the ideal man, Mo/allah. Who worries about consciousness or for that matter conscience while following foot steps of Mo/allah!!!

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