To Matthhew ( Islam is more than religion, it is reality )

Submitted by Khalis (Malaysia), May 9, 2006 at 05:05

In Islam, what we belief in is the truth.Truth is also reality. The truth that God is Allah and that Allah made Muhammad the Prophet. It is the truth that there will be armageddon and an era where everyone muslims, christians jew, or anybody will be judged. It is truth that there is heaven and hell. If what Islam belief is reality , don't you want to believe it ? When the Allah states that there is judgement day with hell and heaven as your punishment don't you want to be safe ? There will always be discussion and opinions. Discussions had been going on for centuries. What is your purpose of discussion about religion if not to seek reality ? Why do you seek reality ? If discussion is what you want, than religion is just a subject.
Force Quran interpretation on you ? Definitely not. As I said before what Islam speaks is reality, the truth.I know that Quran will not be changed because Allah say so and that is reality. Have it ever changed until now ? You know that it never change. That means, until now what Allah said that Quran will never be change remains true and it is reality ? Ain't that right?
Ok, you are a christian which means that you do not belive in Islam. It means that you do not believe in Quran entirely. In other words, you can also say that there is a possibility that the Quran to be changed. Is there anything wrong of what I say about you ? Just on this point that the Quran will not change is the truth and it is reality. Not all people have the luxury of time to do more,. So does me. As a Muslim, I hope you hope you live to found the reality because it does matter what you believe in. There is a difference between rational and truth. You can't explain life rationally but the truth is you are living.

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