Parallel realities or the non-reality of reality is called Islam.

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Dec 26, 2006 at 16:49

Dear Jaladhi, you wrote :

> Hey Ianus, this is called "parallel universe" of Muslims. Modern physicists are only theorizing exixtence of parallel universes in which the laws of physics of our universe are simply not applicable and some other laws control and govern those universes."

But still the fundamental difference is that every physicist sooner or later must come out with some verifiable facts that follow from his theory. There have not been, there are not and there will never be any "verifiable facts" in the theory of Islam as for Islam the only reality is Islam. Reality as we know it is non-real . The theory is the only reality.

> It is apparent Muslims have already found their parallel universe and are living in it. In their parallel universe all our laws of common decent human behavior don't apply or are completely reversed. That is why what we perceive as good, they don't, what we find in their behavor abhorrent, they love and worship it. We love life, they hate life and are always working to end it, theirs as well as ours, and thats why they consider throat slitting of humans holy, truth and lies exchange their meaning, and so on. The list is endless!!!

Absolutely right! However, what would you say about those who are brought up according to our laws , in our universe but still define the parallel universe of Moslems as being reducible to ours . It is the moderately parallel universe which must be seen as the only chance for the Moslems to come back to reality as we know and perceive it ? In my opinion they are not realists.

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