I don't kow much about islam, but do know this for a fact. THEIR BOOK WRITTEN BY MOHAMAD DOESN'T HAVE A SINGLE PROPHECY IN IT THAT HAS CAME TRUE. It is true that their is a few in general, but that means nothing to me.
They do parrell some to the BIBLE'S Prophecys in a general sense, but even they are changed to their view and are still not fufilled.
THE HOLY BIBLE IS STILL THE ONLY BOOK THAT ACCURATELY TELLS US THE FUTURE, AND HAS NEVER BEEN WRONG IN ONE SINGLE EVENT.
THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN CORRECT.
SATAN CANNOT FORTELL THE FUTURE, AND NEVER WILL BE ABLE TO
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Really? Because I've read the Quran, and there is only one prophecy in it, and that is that the Byzantines would overcome the Persians in a war, which did come true. But this doesn't mean that it's from some sky fairy, or even that any part of it might be true. And the prophecies in the bible read more like Nostradamus, they can only be 'proven' after the fact, when historical events are read into it.
THE HOLY BIBLE IS STILL THE ONLY BOOK THAT ACCURATELY TELLS US THE FUTURE, AND HAS NEVER BEEN WRONG IN ONE SINGLE EVENT.
I Kings 22:23 Now therefore, behold, the LORD hath put a lying spirit in the mouth of all these thy prophets, and the LORD hath spoken evil concerning thee.
Well, there's one very clear prediction in the Bible I can think of: that Adam and Eve would die when they ate from the tree of knowledge:
Genesis 3:3 "But of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die."
That turned out to be a crock, according to the same book a few pages later.
THEIR BOOK WRITTEN BY MOHAMAD DOESN'T HAVE A SINGLE PROPHECY IN IT THAT HAS CAME TRUE. It is true that their is a few in general, but that means nothing to me.
Contradict yourself much?
"..that has came true." Really? That's how you learned to write? I can only assume "parrell" was meant to be parallel? And I suppose "fufilled" was supposed to be fulfilled? Finally, your last sentence ended in a preposition. All in all: weakly written, overly used caps, improper grammar, poor spelling and oh yes, lest we forget, the whole idea is shit as well. I give you an F for fail.
I don't kow much about islam, but do know this for a fact. THEIR BOOK WRITTEN BY MOHAMAD DOESN'T HAVE A SINGLE PROPHECY IN IT THAT HAS CAME TRUE. It is true that their is a few in general, but that means nothing to me.
Just like the bible
They do parrell some to the BIBLE'S Prophecys in a general sense, but even they are changed to their view and are still not fufilled.
Maybe because the old testament from the bible bases part of its content on the jewish Torah and the Quran bases part of its content on the Torah as well and also accepts jesus as a prophet (with stories about jesus being also part of the Quran)
They aren't prophecies unless they include a specific timeframe. Otherwise, they are merely exercises in prose.
Thomas Paine insisted in Age of Reason that "prophet" = "poet". Some of them were clearly hacks.
"THE HOLY BIBLE IS STILL THE ONLY BOOK THAT ACCURATELY TELLS US THE FUTURE, AND HAS NEVER BEEN WRONG IN ONE SINGLE EVENT."
1. Caps lock does not make it any more true.
2. O RLY? Prove it.
Satan can't fortell the future?
Surely all he would have to do is have a wee read of the bible!
Or can't satan do that cos it would burn him or something?
"I don't know much about islam..."
You know even less about the English language. That aside, your so-called book of prophecies is a fucking joke. "Accurately tells us the future", my arse.
THE HOLY BIBLE IS STILL THE ONLY BOOK THAT ACCURATELY TELLS US THE FUTURE, AND HAS NEVER BEEN WRONG IN ONE SINGLE EVENT.
"Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom."
- Matthew 16:28 (KJV)
All to easy
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Never read a Bible either. Fundamentalism, a religion ran entirely from pamplets, with twisted, illogical interpretations of scripture.
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