"dhimi no more" a hindu with no logic????

Submitted by Hassan Pierre (Philippines), Apr 20, 2007 at 19:13

the poor in logic "dhimmi no more" said: "Never quote a corrupted book period because do you know what it means? It means that the book is not corrupted. So is the Bible corrupted? yes or no answer will do and if it is a yes just do not quote because you cannot build an argument based of something that is false. Now do you get it?.

By your own argument alone we can already conclude that you never study logic or you simply no logic at all, or simply ignorant or have poor comprehension!

The fact that the word used is "corrupted" it means the bible is not at all false but just a mixture of truth and falsehood! It means to say that previously it is all purely genuine and true, but in the long run, or along the way, the corrupt scribes or redactors had corrupted the texts and that is the belief of Muslims with regards to the Bible

I repeat "corrupted" means something genuine that became not purely genuine, and "not purely" means a mixture of truth and falsehood and that is the Bible nowadays! And to quote the Bible does not mean it is true that is simply an illogical argument! anyway, For your information i have just quoted the truth in the bible not the false, in order to support my arguments, as well as to avoid circular arguments!!!!

had the Bible is originally impure or totally false from the start then we cannot called that Bible "corrupted". A purely false words added by other false words cannot be called "corrupt" those words unless you add truth on it and it became already not pure falsehood but already a mixture of false and truth!

please study logic before you argue with me!

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