RE: The religion of peace at it again!
December 17, 2013 at 10:19 pm
(This post was last modified: December 17, 2013 at 10:44 pm by Ksa.)
^ Thanks for info, it's a solid argument. However, you and I are comfortably sitting in a chair in the peace of our home. I can't help to think that when people's thoughts are stirred by war and death, they sort of adopt a more alert interpretation of the verses and don't think as much as we do. Haha, you know, my mother, she gets so stirred up when they search her bag at the airport, I can barely recognize her, I never see her act like that. When you look at her, ha...it makes no sense what she's doing. I can't imagine what she would be like if she saw me with a bullet in my brain lying dead while some guy digs my brains out with a steel bar yelling non-sense.
My point is, your theoretical explanation of the verses is correct. Usually, the term "fasad" means big crime. When does it mean big crime? When Muslims sit at home like us watching TV and being peaceful in their minds. When there's war and people die, their thoughts are stirred up, and then the term "fasad" tends to call more on the fight or flight region of the brain rather then the cognitive region. So they do not apply the same interpretation. And when they do, the rest of the verses sort of fit in...in an unfortunate manner ^.^
My point is, your theoretical explanation of the verses is correct. Usually, the term "fasad" means big crime. When does it mean big crime? When Muslims sit at home like us watching TV and being peaceful in their minds. When there's war and people die, their thoughts are stirred up, and then the term "fasad" tends to call more on the fight or flight region of the brain rather then the cognitive region. So they do not apply the same interpretation. And when they do, the rest of the verses sort of fit in...in an unfortunate manner ^.^
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