(September 7, 2015 at 10:17 pm)MysticKnight Wrote:(September 6, 2015 at 6:02 pm)pocaracas Wrote: I was just shown this video a few minutes ago and it got me thinking...
Disbelievers in Quran has context of those who aware of proofs of the path of submission to God, but oppose it and don't believe it despite clear proofs present in their minds. Their hearts oppose it.
The Quran never said a good doer will go to hell, neither did it state people of other faiths or no faith, can't be good doers, but said the opposite.
In fact, it's clear whoever submits to the guidance of God that has come to them, is a believer, this includes, agnostics, atheists, jews, christians, etc.
However, if a Christian becomes quite aware that trinity violates the sanctity of God's Unity, and remains upon it, then he is a disbeliever.
The Quran also distinguishes between those who have the power to believe in the path of submission towards God's Chosen ones and Leaders and Guides, and those who have no power and are totally unaware and have no way to denial and belief.
Hearing about Islam is not sufficient. Should everyone study any religion they hear about?
It's when the reasoning towards the straight path becomes quite apparent, but people don't look for it's designation and Guides, then we have a problem.
It really depends on people's knowledge and the degree of their awareness of God's Mastery and way of guidance.
In fact, the primary warning of disbelief, in Quran, is towards in it's own testifiers. To not differ from the rope of God after clear proofs have come to them.
Unfortunately that disbelief, is prevalent, where people deny the position of the successors of Mohammad, despite there existing clear proofs in the Quran and Sunnah regarding them.
It's really then a case of the pot calling the kettle back.
I... errr... that post wasn't completely legible...
Are you saying that if a person is aware of the quran, then that person should believe it... if the person is aware of the quran, but refuses to believe it, then that person is bound for hell?
But it's even worse if the person believes, at some point, and then stops believing, right?
That final part about the pot and kettle.. is it about the different muslim sects? Where each is a disbeliever in the other, and hence... either they're all hell-bound, or none is?
