To true believer : God should mean more than love.

Submitted by Nuray (Germany), Jun 16, 2006 at 15:08

You submitted that "The church has stopped judging people"

Why do you think so? What did Chuch stop playing influencial role over society? Is Chuch following different Bible after the days of the Inquisition? Did God send any messenger directly to Church so that you realised that what they did wrong ?

I am really sorry for you. You have to defend 2+2 =/4. Otherwise you should accept all the sins of Church. There is very small possibility that Vatican may not accept homosexuality. But this will not mean that they will stick to Bible. No just there will be no pressure on them. Because Western society don't listen to what Vatican says.

"There is only one God and He is not Allah, but YAHWEY. He is not a slave driver or a sadist but a Father and that is how he loves us."

There is only one God. If your God loves you, why not others? How can God be a sadist or slave driver? Those are human beings actions. This is how you see other's belief but it doesn't fit to format of God. Do you see how subjective you are. Why do you think that God should be like a father. Everyone has a father. God should mean more than father. Everyone knows what love is. God should mean more than love.

Islam corrects mistakes of previous versions of God word. It comes from the same source. If it was a product of wishful thinking we would see many copies, many religions like Islam. Why didn't we see any other religion that using some parts of Bible and Torah? If it is so easy just create another religion using previous books and see how many followers are you going to have? It is not so simple. God helped Muhammed (peace be upon him) so that he became the founder of the great civilization, Islam.

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