<t>Gaius wrote: Muslims claim the Hadith allows them to demand women to wear the headshawl. They claim this is a muslim custom. Why then does Islam not recognise that Mohammad never demanded of his wives to wear the headshawl, that his wives wore them out of fashion? The headshawl was a fashion adop...

<t>Fletch wrote: Nice!<br/> <br/> I think people who lack the courage of their convictions need to find solace in some kind of book.<br/> <br/> If that's the case, I'm worshiping at the altar of The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe.<br/> <br/> That way, when a preacher grabs me and starts quoting ...

<t>venus wrote: It is sad that many hear the words of hate spoken by a few who use the Koran as a soap box..and the words of so many who preach love, honour, tolerance and acceptance are ignored..<br/> <br/> Like Fletch said if you want to read a book, don't go for the footnotes read the whole thing...

<t>Clint wrote: Does the Koran command that you love your neighbor as yourself like the Bible does? Where can I find it if it does?<br/> <br/> <br/> The Koran commands and promotes what you see happen all over the world. Muslims are not kind and loving to one another, and they certainly are not kind...

<t>Bronwen wrote: What utter nonsense!! Is it really necessary to begin this fruitless (no pun intended) discussion again? Go back and read the entire thread.<br/> <br/> Nearly EVERY Biblical reference, both OT and NT, to the MODERATE consumption of wine is POSITIVE. The sole exception is Paul's adm...

DesignerGal wrote: WHat?


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<t>Bronwen wrote: 1. FR, we both agreed that this exchange had run its course. I made a further post only because I checked Strong's and found, AS I HAD SUSPECTED, that it does not say what you claim it says. Here is the entry for oinos, from the '21st Century Edition' (page 1518, center column):Tha...

<t>valerie wrote: Maybe I don't know very much about this subject but if you don't mind I<br/> <br/> would like to comment...<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> I think the juice was fermented. And I don't think Christ "encouraged"<br/> <br/> drunkeness. But there have been many times in history when you drank<...

<t>michelleevans wrote: I can sympithize with you action and i can say this because i have asked alot of people including several pastors and then my brother showed me in the bible that blasphemy is the only sin that is unforgiveable and that is if you actually and truly believe that there is not a ...

<t>actionfigurestepho wrote: I used to consider myself a good little Christian girl, very trusting in the Lord. I was always able to deal with my problems by praying about them. I knew that maybe the problem wouldn't go away but that I would be able to deal with it with greater strength and understa...