Anonymous #5 22h

Yes of course, but I find it crazy people be religious preaching it but not holding themselves to the standards that they preach

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Anonymous #8 19h

Any religion can and should be scrutinised.

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Anonymous #8 19h

Islam has its faults just like any religion anywheres. “Infidels have no authority to discuss us” kinda shows that you live in a room full of mirrors, limiting outside perspective, which is exactly how various religions have expanded and evolved their beliefs and teachings

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Anonymous #4 19h

Not Islam. We follow the true Abrahamic religion. Why do you keep going out of your way to criticize it?

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Anonymous #3 19h

That’s a lot of yap for a dumb ass point. Islam is far better than any of the alternatives. Talking like this is haram, and I really hope you figure out where you went wrong

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Anonymous #8 19h

Christians say the same things as you and are just as sure of it as you are. Even Muslims disagree with each other. You should probably do some self-reflection and take a critical look at your beliefs before you blindly follow them.

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Anonymous #8 19h

See here’s the problem, that’s ridiculously subjective and opinion based. How exactly is it better than other religions? All of them are based on different beliefs. You taking this as an attack tells me all I need to know. I hope u figure out not everybody is coming at you or your religion, but instead just having basic discussion which you never had to join. Nothing is perfect, including religion.

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Anonymous #4 19h

Huh?

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Anonymous #4 19h

Christianity is haram

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Anonymous #3 19h

Keep trying to deny it 😂

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Anonymous #8 19h

I don’t care what’s haram or not, I’m not religious and your beliefs do not control my life. If you felt called out by people dissecting high-control groups, you really should take a critical look at your beliefs and make sure you fully understand them and why you believe them. Believe what you want, but your personal beliefs do not apply to anyone other than you.

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Anonymous #8 19h

Doesn’t change a thing, their point is many people who practice the same religion including your own may have different beliefs, a perfect example within your own religion would that their multiple sects. From what I know the Sunni and Shia differ on the way of selecting religious authoritative figures. This has nothing to do with christianity being “haram”

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Anonymous #4 19h

You’re an Infidel, I’m not reading all that

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Anonymous #3 19h

Shia are heritics too. If you don’t follow the Sunni script and doctrine, you are nothing but haram. That’s just the way it goes. Stop trying to cope

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Anonymous #8 18h

Shi’a Muslims would say the exact same about you and it carries equal weight. None of you can agree with each other, why should anyone else believe your claims?

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Anonymous #8 14h

Hi! So I’m a Muslim, this guy is most likely LARPing. 1) Any Muslim who seeks to hook up with others outside of their marital partner is in fact disobeying the commands of God 2) criticism and analysis of Islam is encouraged, even for Muslims, as Islam does not rely upon blind faith 3) Shias are not heretics, their practices may seem strange to other Sunnis but as long as they believe in Allah (SWT) and that Muhammad (SAW) is the final prophet they are Muslim, it is up to Allah (SWT) to judge

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Anonymous #10 14h

This guy wasn’t Muslim😭he claims to be Christian

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Anonymous OP 14h

Bro where

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Anonymous #10 13h

Oh no- like I guess more in my situation the guy that wanted to hookup claims to be a Christian

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Anonymous #1 13h

Bingo 🎯

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Anonymous #3 11h

Those people are usually (but not always) Christian nationalists. If you’re a Christian and join the US military, you’re not truly Christian and have been brainwashed. It is against all of Christian religions to be responsible for the deaths of others just due to a difference in perspective.

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Anonymous OP 11h

To be fair, you also have to recognize we are all sinners under Christianity. Everyone has their vices and the focus on abstinence along with how serious of an issue porn addiction is… they kinda like… oppressively force their human desires to that state. I think Christianity also makes a lot of people fearful of commitment.

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Anonymous #12 11h

They’re still christian.

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Anonymous #4 11h

You can believe that you’re a Christian.. but if you don’t follow the faith it’s just talk. It goes against the Ten Commandments to be in the US Military so practicing Christianity as a member of the military literally defines you as a Christian Nationalist. You are not Christian if you support the killings of innocent civilians in war.

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Anonymous #12 11h

That’s your personal take on it but many christians would look at you and say you’re not a “true christian” as well. Look to the crusades— they were definitely christian and were definitely awful. Christians aren’t immune from being shitty people. No demographic is.

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Anonymous #4 11h

Again, you may call yourself a Christian but that does not make you a Christian. You must follow true to the faith. So yes, I continue to say, even members in the crusades were not Christian. Did they truly spread the word of God, or did they just spread hatred and animosity? They may believe they were Christian but in actuality they were doing the devil’s work. A Christian is single handedly the most untrustworthy person to possibly be in a military position.

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Anonymous #12 11h

You may call yourself a christian but you’re not doing it how the thousands of other sects do it, so you’re not truly a christian. See how that sounds? They’re still christian whether you like them or not.

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Anonymous #4 11h

If you don’t follow in the footsteps of Christ, you’re not a Christian. It’s pretty simple man. I mean of all worldwide collected understanding of the religion… yeah… they’re not Christian. Why do you think literally through all of history (including the crusades) Christianity has been misconstrued to allow for military presence to feel religious validation for their actions.

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Anonymous #4 11h

Also, you really need to hold in perspective the reality of warfare during the crusades. The mentality literally forced upon them from birth was the belief that God supported their actions even though nothing in the Bible points to that being reality. Just like how Christian Nationalists aren’t recognized as true Christians, in modern times, we don’t recognize militant Christians to truly be Christian.

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Anonymous #4 11h

Yes we historically recognize them as Christian because that’s what they identified as, but religiously, they are not recognized as Christian. It is an undeniable truth that being in the military is not a possibility for Christians. The only exception would be Christian’s who were drafted into war and used faith to guide them out of it.

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Anonymous OP 11h

Oh gotcha, that makes more sense lol I thought you were saying 8 was a Muslim lol, and I replied according to their comment. Same God though so similar rules apply

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Anonymous #12 11h

The bible absolutely does justify the crusades just as much as it justifies a million other things and bans a million more. Because it’s manmade and is interpreted in a billion different ways. They’re still christian just as much as you are, and you’re just as much not a christian as they are.

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Anonymous #10 11h

Saying 8 was a Christian* my bad. It’s late and I’m a little sleepy lol

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Anonymous #10 3h

You wish 😂

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Anonymous #10 3h

1. True 2. False, that is haram 3. Shia is not true Islam. Thus they are heretics, as is written

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Anonymous #8 1h

They’d say the same about you. It’s all manmade nonsense.

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