Allah, the Best cheater and best liar, my loving liar God Allah <3

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#31 •••
@Debby, @fauxlaw

Well, important is as important does.


And roughly 50% of Americans were enthralled by a charismatic white supremacist of dubious character.


Which tells us something about the State of the Nation, which is certainly important from a global perspective in respect of American global influence and power.

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#32 •••
@SergeantLynch
And roughly 50% of Americans...


Since both the popular vote, which is meaningless, and the Electoral College vote, which was a landslide, elected the President, we're either an excessively stupid lot, as you can merely accuse, but do not ever bother to prove, or the man is merely accused of being


a charismatic white supremacist of dubious character


by a minority of excessively stupid people, because this president is only resolving petty conflicts all over the world, and the rest of the world sees that as a good performance of a US President, and the minority are fixated on being stupid because ignoring the good work is an epidemic.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#33 •••
@SergeantLynch
And roughly 50% of Americans...


Since both the popular vote, which is meaningless, and the Electoral College vote, which was a landslide, elected the President, we're either an excessively stupid lot, as you can merely accuse, but do not ever bother to prove, or the man is merely accused of being


a charismatic white supremacist of dubious character


by a minority of excessively stupid people, because this president is only resolving petty conflicts all over the world, and the rest of the world sees that as a good performance of a US President, and the minority are fixated on being stupid because ignoring the good work is an epidemic.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#34 •••
@fauxlaw
the rest of the world sees that as a good performance of a US President


Not really.

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#35 •••
@fauxlaw, @SatanLucy

True, the rest of the less tyrannical world sees an old white madman.

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#36 •••
@fauxlaw

So fixated Faux that you had to post it twice.

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#37 •••

"the only ones who trust in Allah's lies are the nation of losers. " - Allah, Quran

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#38 •••
@SergeantLynch
you had to post it twice.


Nope, that's DCraft fixation

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#39 •••

Which is correct, the Quran or the Bible?


The Holy Quran corrects many errors found in the Bible, and these corrections are evidence of the Quran's truth and that it is from God the Almighty.


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#40 •••
@Debby

The Quran never claimed to correct errors of the Bible and says to listen to the Bible.

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#41 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

The Quran addresses perceived errors or differences in the Bible by clarifying theological points, such as 

God not needing rest, rejecting the Trinity and divinity of Jesus, and correcting historical narratives like the title "Pharaoh" for ancient Egyptian kings, asserting its role as a final, complete revelation that confirms previous scriptures but rectifies corruptions. Key corrections include denying Jesus' crucifixion (stating it only seemed so) and correcting descriptions of God, like His inability to become weary. 

Key Areas of Correction & Clarification:

  1. Nature of God: The Quran corrects the Bible's anthropomorphic descriptions of God, emphasizing that God does not get tired, need rest, have partners, or become weary, unlike the six-day creation narrative in Genesis.
  2. Jesus' Divinity & Crucifixion: The Quran rejects the Christian concept of Jesus as the Son of God and denies he was crucified, stating it only appeared so and that someone else was made to look like him.
  3. Historical Accuracy (Pharaoh): It corrects the Bible's use of "Pharaoh" for Egyptian rulers before the New Kingdom, noting the Quran correctly calls the ruler during Joseph's time a "King" and later uses "Pharaoh" for Moses' time, a detail seen as historically accurate.
  4. Prophetic Narratives: The Quran clarifies stories, asserting that Solomon was not a disbeliever, Moses' hand wasn't leprous (referencing a specific sign), and corrects accounts like Jacob wrestling God.
  5. Creation & Cosmology: It disputes biblical claims about the Earth having pillars or the moon emitting its own light, presenting more scientifically aligned views like reflected light from the moon and heavens without pillars.
  6. Ethical Clarifications: It challenges biblical narratives involving questionable moral actions by prophets, such as David's affair or Lot's daughters, portraying prophets as sinless. 

Islamic Perspective:

Muslims believe the Bible (Torah, Gospel) was divinely revealed but became corrupted (changed) by people over time, and the Quran serves as the final, uncorrupted revelation from God (Allah) to correct these alterations and guide humanity. 


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#42 •••
@Debby

The six day creation was never believed because God was tired.


The crucifixion is supported by history. No historian denies this fact.

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#43 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

The Bible says God rested on the seventh day.So God was tired after 6 days of creation.

While the Quran denies Jesus's death by crucifixion, different interpretations exist, with some noting the verse's ambiguity and others, like Ahmadi Muslims, suggesting Jesus survived the cross but died later. 



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#44 •••
@Debby

Rest just means not working, which took place on the Sabbath. Plus, God creating ended on the 6th day. It's not about being tired.

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#45 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

The word rested is associated with tiredness, fatigue.


on the seventh day God rested from all his work.

God blessed the seventh day and made it holy because he rested on it.

Even Jesus was described as tired, fatigued, thirsty and the need for rest in Samaria




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#46 •••
@Debby

God is trying to set an example for humans.


Jesus could be tired in His humanity.

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#47 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

The word rested in the Bible is associated with fatigue, tired as in Jesus’s example on his trip to Samaria. Similarly God rested on the seventh day after 6 days of creation to recover from his fatigue and tiredness.

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#48 •••
@Debby

Well, like "arm" usually means physical except with God.


Plus, the Bible says He spoke and it was made, showing God is all powerful, not limited.

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#49 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

If God did not rest on the Seventh day but continued to perfect his creation we would not have seen the need for God to punish his creation for disobedience. His period of rest allowed Satan to influence Adam and Eve. And God was too tired to stop Satan. But after God recovered from his fatigue and tiredness his only choice was to punish his creation for disobedience.

The same can be said of Jesus whose ministry only lasted 3 years and was left incomplete.

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#50 •••
@Debby

You're reading into the text

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#51 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

You admit I read the Bible.

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#52 •••
@Debby

You use AI.

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#53 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

I got the information from the Bible.


Genesis 1:1 explains the six days of creation and God resting on the seventh day.

john 4:4 explains Jesus being tired from travelling from Judea to Galilee

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