The West owes credit to Islam's historical feats - Features

Pip wrote:

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Ohh sorry, what about the wars that the Popes from Rome had from the 8th to the 17th century. And all the wars caused by religion from 3rd to 17th century. Do you know any history at all ?

alice wrote:

Muslims are an admirable group. Do not confuse a handfull of terrorists with islamic civilazation. Bush way overreacted to being caught with his pants down on 9-11. He should have treated the handfull of terrorists as criminals. Instead he wasted America's strength fighting two failed wars.

Ken Arok wrote:

There are many extremist in this world.
-Religious Extremist
-Political Extremist
-Arts Extremist
-Company Extremist.
The Most EXtremist is
MATH teacher.

Lakshmi72 wrote:

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lol
Is your math teacher giving you a hard time?

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Tama Samoa wrote:

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Your wish already came true, Communism doesn't believe in God. They have killed more people than in the first and second world war combined.

Pip wrote:

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Ehm, it’s a culture and stories from the dream time, if you where to call the dream time a religion to the aboriginals, you would get a lot of augments. There were over 130 different tribal areas in Australia. They all lived together in harmony and each had its own dream time stores in how Australia was formed and created. They did not ram it down your throat as most religion does these days.

Marco the atheist wrote:

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It is, however, still a religion. Just like we have tens of different protestant sects, the aboriginals have their different sects. But for all practical purposes, it can be lumped together as an ideology that follows all basic requirements to be called a religion. Note that buddhists generally also do not ram their religion down your throat, but buddhism is still a religion...

Easter Bunny wrote:

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Marco, I'm not sure I can agree with you on this point. I'm guessing that too are a Westerner raised around Christianity, so I've always suspected that our tendency to see Buddhism as a religion is due to our tendency to insist that everything that seems to refer to the transcendental must be characterized as a religion. Certainly, the practices of many people who call themselves Buddhists would be rightly seen as religious practice. But the way people attached their spooks to Buddhism is not a reflection of the underlying system of thought.
So we tend to see all creation-myths as religions, but I'm not sure we're correct in this.

Ken Arok wrote:

He replied : Dont mix math and religion.

Tama Samoa wrote:

a VOTE FOR oBAMA IS A VOTE FOR iSLAM

Tama Samoa wrote:

a VOTE FOR oBAMA IS A VOTE FOR iSLAM

Westside Wind wrote:

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With such intellectual individuals like this, who's outstanding crediability is unquestioned; with such golden truth revealed time and again; how can their candidate; John McCain be losing this election????
McCain is the messenger of something, he's figuring it out, but until then talk stink about Obama....
28 more days to figure it out, so hurry up before Tama jumps out of his apartment since he already lost his $1.380 on Wall Street! lol.