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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.comments2016-06-20T20:29:15.860-07:00SPECULUM CRITICUM TRADITIONISskholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-71936724579964052452016-06-20T20:25:34.200-07:002016-06-20T20:25:34.200-07:00Of course I don't mean to be flippant here. I ...Of course I don't mean to be flippant here. I genuinely believe one may legitimately ask "Why do you think this is worth arguing?" of anyone; as an answer I might accept "I don't know but that's a good question," but not "there are no real questions." And sci-fi scenarios may function in, but not as, an answer.

Also I'd like to add that the post, while engaging with eliminativism, is not intended as a knock-down critique thereof, nor is it meant to be primarily about that, or even about philosophy of mind. I consider the question of desire for truth to be basic in a certain sense. Which doesn't (I hope) mean I am  merely naive about it. skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-76959711036798039442016-06-20T19:35:35.726-07:002016-06-20T19:35:35.726-07:00That good old incomprehensibility charge... Aparen...That good old incomprehensibility charge... Aparently it leaves most eliminativists (including semi-eliminativists like Dennett) unfazed but I've not really caught on to how yet. In any case it seems that the eliminativist doesn't so much argue as point towards a vaguely futuristic scenario where all our (at least traditional) semantic conceptions collapse due to advancements in brain sciency "ah, so that was all" data-stuff (motivations are irrelevant of course here, it's SCIENCE after all, right?)...

Talk about the once mighty fallen; philosophy reduced to techno-scientific spectatorship. Anyone brought popcorn?Kalimerehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-18738923350844342912016-06-20T18:41:43.803-07:002016-06-20T18:41:43.803-07:00Yes, well, what can possibly motivate such an argu...Yes, well, what can possibly motivate such an argument-against-motivation? (He asked smart-assedly). Does it even count as an argument if those who make it can give no account of what motivates them?skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-91168199806351462662016-06-20T16:51:55.836-07:002016-06-20T16:51:55.836-07:00Of course, the fact that eliminativists argue agai...Of course, the fact that eliminativists argue against the very notion of 'intention' and 'motivation' must complicate the nature of such an appeal, no?Kalimerehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-20725245297316455662016-05-25T09:13:40.157-07:002016-05-25T09:13:40.157-07:00Yes, I've encountered his anti-narrative stanc...Yes, I've encountered his anti-narrative stance as well. I took it as a challenge. I suspect the episodic of being a sort of narrativity.

I didn't really address GS' arguments from the article itself, but I do think he puts the neutral monist case fairly well (though I am unsure that's how he'd describe himself, he's citing Russell with approval and R certainly defended that stance.) On many days I agree with him. I note that Russell's bit about how "We know nothing about the intrinsic quality of physical events, except when these are mental events that we directly experience" is quite close to Graham Harman's point about real and sensual objects/ qualities -- and Harman is as close to a panpsychist as you can get these day without being boring. skholiasthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-71424240382599660882016-05-24T23:27:19.897-07:002016-05-24T23:27:19.897-07:00Galen is resorting to his usual routine. Most peo...Galen is resorting to his usual routine. Most people barring eliminativists accept consciousness. Most people in the world of philosophy are materialists and believe that cerebral events just are consciousness. But how? They come to exactly the same point as Galen. However,some move on from there into various other positions such as dualism, eliminativism, epiphenomenalism, occasionalism and so forth. Galen has chosen to stick rather than to twist but really what is the difference between saying 'everything is consciousness and consciousness is everything. The materialist monist and the idealist monist are the face and obverse of the same coin of consciousness.

Oddly enough I have been reading and thinking about G.S.'s position on narrativity recently and will post on it shortly. He claims and this aligns with your Fichte quote, that we have a basic orientation. His is episodic.

ombhurbhuvahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-42199546930274350572016-03-27T17:07:01.000-07:002016-03-27T17:07:01.000-07:00Thanks for noting the JRRT letters evidence. But a...Thanks for noting the JRRT letters evidence. But alas, now no one will challenge me on it and I'll not get my three pints. Oh well, it was hardly a fair bet anyway.skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-70301122085065649712016-03-27T16:42:39.091-07:002016-03-27T16:42:39.091-07:00Hi John, welcome. I should say that the 'agno...Hi John, welcome.

I should say that the 'agnosticism' I refer to here is neither a religious position nor expressly a negation of religion. I of course do contrast it with religion of a kind, but although Meillassoux (who is my point of reference here) is thinking of a kind of "religiosity," he isn't thinking of a particular credo. What I was thinking of when I wrote that one cannot 'live there' is that the position which makes doubt the beginning and end is pragmatically unworkable. I think I would go to the wall for that one -- at any moment, there are some things that are not called into question (though these things may change). But this critique of skepticism is not a religious position. That comes later.

As to the sadness you mention -- Yes. I think it is far, far better to stand honestly sad than self-deceivingly "believing." I'm with Simone Weil here: "The danger is not lest the soul should doubt whether there is any bread, but lest, by a lie, it should persuade itself that it is not hungry. It can only persuade itself of this by lying, for the reality of its hunger is not a belief, it is a certainty."skholiasthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-41191399889648120322016-03-25T19:22:27.311-07:002016-03-25T19:22:27.311-07:00If you keep on to the end with this, you will wind... If you keep on to the end with this, you will wind up with a globalized agnosticism. It's a perfectly respectable position, except that you can't actually live there.

Some of us, on the contrary, think we have no choice to live there, having rejected both faith and fideism the hard way. Tolkien says that to reject the Gospel leads to either sadness or wrath, and I hold that wrath is always a cover-up for some other emotion. I am sad, because I would like to believe but cannot.John Cowanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-66614548325409442992016-03-25T18:40:34.235-07:002016-03-25T18:40:34.235-07:00Definitely no coincidence (Tolkien says so in his ...Definitely no coincidence (Tolkien says so in his letters), just as it's no coincidence that the Fellowship of the Ring sets out on December 25 (which of course in the Third Age had no meaning at all).John Cowanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-56812431256734120072016-03-13T08:00:48.052-07:002016-03-13T08:00:48.052-07:00Yes, this pair of articles is a looser string of b...Yes, this pair of articles is a looser string of beads than I usually try to proffer. I hope the transitions are clear to the patient reader. skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-38415996771101913302016-03-13T07:53:49.342-07:002016-03-13T07:53:49.342-07:00Thank you. I used to chafe at this suggestion (&q...Thank you. I used to chafe at this suggestion ("heretofore undisclosed potentialities") because I grew up with it in Mormonism, where it functions in a strange way, making God into a kind of super-scientist who just understands these "laws of nature" we don't get yet. (It really is Clarke's law about sufficiently advanced tech made into theology, of a sort.) It took me a long time to see this idea as deployable in any other way.skholiasthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-49711141808770569922016-03-12T22:12:08.801-08:002016-03-12T22:12:08.801-08:00Excellent, and very helpful. Pannenberg, as I reca...Excellent, and very helpful. Pannenberg, as I recall, wrote that Aquinas held that miracles do not violate the laws or rationality of nature, but merely "reveal heretofore undisclosed potentialities", or something like that. Abba Poemen the Ubermenschhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-666651566345573302016-03-12T15:42:39.932-08:002016-03-12T15:42:39.932-08:00 I forgot C.D. Broad (Mind and its Place in Nature... I forgot C.D. Broad (Mind and its Place in Nature) who was also president of the S.P.R. in 1935 and 1958ombhurbhuvahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-50863028602107382292016-03-12T15:37:29.306-08:002016-03-12T15:37:29.306-08:00It's a tattered flag but I salute it. Agree on al...It's a tattered flag but I salute it. Agree on all points.

In the Stanford Encyclopaedia's article on Henri Bergson it is claimed that Bergson's mysticism in The Two Sources of Morality and Religion' works against his reputation. His presidency of the British Society for Psychical Research is mentioned and a certain coolness is evident about his conversion to Christianity. He was, as is clear from 'Two Sources', an undocumented Christian.

Others Philosophers interested in Psychical Research were Henry Sidgwick who was the first president of the S.P.R. Anthony Flew wrote a nice little book on the subject (A New Approach to Psychical Research).

Analytic Philosophers can get to be like cabinetmakers who are tool fetishists but who don't actually make much furniture.
ombhurbhuvahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-4979766490279501342016-03-11T13:42:13.207-08:002016-03-11T13:42:13.207-08:00A great post, and well worth reading especially fo...A great post, and well worth reading especially for anyone who wants a more personal perspective on what it was like to know him. skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-89981522358504005402016-03-10T15:56:21.367-08:002016-03-10T15:56:21.367-08:00I wrote something about John here: http://intothe...I wrote something about John here:

http://intotheclarities.com/2016/03/09/john-a-bremer-1927-2015/Abba Poemen the Ubermenschhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-822790064026891922016-02-16T08:55:18.405-08:002016-02-16T08:55:18.405-08:00This is lovely -- thank you. I feel, from this, th...This is lovely -- thank you. I feel, from this, that it is a cruel injustice that I got to spend so much time with John, and you so little. I'll post something on him in the next week or so. Thank you.

Memory Eternal!gregorystackpolehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-17115857302797611402016-02-05T01:09:03.374-08:002016-02-05T01:09:03.374-08:00Excellent, thank you! Much to be explored further....Excellent, thank you! Much to be explored further.Kalimerehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-32288215319133653472016-02-04T15:00:50.394-08:002016-02-04T15:00:50.394-08:00Post is here now.Post is here now.skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-53039357179017509572016-02-03T17:39:49.051-08:002016-02-03T17:39:49.051-08:00Thank you for letting me know, skholiast; it's...Thank you for letting me know, skholiast; it's encouraging, it really is. I await your response eagerly. All the best.Kalimerehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-77875341039952580032016-02-03T09:25:49.713-08:002016-02-03T09:25:49.713-08:00K., forgive my apparent nonchalance. I have been ...K., forgive my apparent nonchalance. I have been working on a response -- doubtless inadequate -- which will be up in a day or two as a new post.skholiasthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-86079017746991232522016-02-03T09:21:51.764-08:002016-02-03T09:21:51.764-08:00Yes, the constraint does wind up being freeing, of...Yes, the constraint does wind up being freeing, of course. And the way they function as cards also means that they take on other associations of cards as well. I've known students to act as if they were intentionally "building their deck," and laying out spreads as if they were Tarot. Not actually reading fortunes, but enjoying the aesthetic, sensory luxury of arranging these small units in different ways, allowing the overall set of connotations to emerge.skholiasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-3816324288875444782016-02-03T07:16:39.167-08:002016-02-03T07:16:39.167-08:00Wonderful! I love "design by constraint,"...Wonderful! I love "design by constraint," and these are gorgeous examples. The trading-card element is super smart. Alfhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1651908162607091292.post-2508783628016490112016-01-29T16:29:51.285-08:002016-01-29T16:29:51.285-08:00(continued...) Any such post-nihilist praxis wou...(continued...)

Any such post-nihilist praxis would assume that we *are* in the age of nihilism and depressive realism, and that people like Bakker are right. I don't know. Perhaps therein lies the point? To reject the concept of 'the reality of nihilism'; to suggest that it is no more than a tempting devil? The problem here being, of course, that we are faced with so many issues of stupendous existential threat, those "crazy problem-ecologies developing all around us", some of which are speculated upon in 'Neuropath', that pragmatically speaking, something like adherence to Christian, or any other 'meaningful', tradition, could (would?) appear as obsolete and useless to a species that fully acknowledges such dire threats.

Yet, as you say, there's no more ignoring the darkness, and this, I find, is the key issue here. If faith is to have any muster, I feel, it needs to account and retain itself in the entirety of possibility space. And possibility space very well includes the following: that we are "drastically underestimating the nature of our dilemma, that there are no 'inviolate domains,' save that ignorance makes it seem so. [That] science is the rising tide, the provender of actionable information wherever it sets its systematic hooks. [That] all of the traditional boats… are taking on scientific water as we speak, and the process of reverse-engineering the brain is just getting under way. [That] traditional questions aren't empty because they're not scientific; they're emptying because the ecologies that once made their answers effective are being ground to mulch by the theoretical and technological consequences of science." blah, blah, you get the point

Please understand that the reason I keep hassling you with all this rabble is because you're one of the few that I've come across, probably the only one that is openly available for dialogue, that seems to have faced the void in all its implications, and somehow came through with his faith intact. I suppose I simply want to know how you did it. Maybe you, or someone else out there, has given the answer to this already but, for the life of me, I can't seem to find it. I would very much appreciated simply being pointed somewhere, anywhere…

I do apologize for the desperate tone, I realize I'm probably reframing the same issue(s) over and over, and that my statements are potentially insistently wrought with misjudgments. Plus there's probably simply too much stuff clogged together here to be reasonably addressed. It's the anxiety speaking, and at the end of the day I'm neither a philosopher nor a scientist, I'm just a layman crawling about, lost in the dark, searching for a candle…

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My first impressions of the new Mandriva release are positive. I've poked and prodded around a little and find this release to be stable and fast. I'm disappointed that kde is still a 3.3 version, but it's stable and looks fairly nice. I understand there are backports from 3.4 present, but it must be underlying code as the nice new eye candy and options are not present.
The gui software installer works great as does most of the Mandrakelinux Control Center. They went through some bumps during the beta cycle, but it's nice to see the end result turned out well.
If you wish to see some screenshots, I have posted some in my gallery.
I hope a full review to be forthcoming in the next day or so. I look forward to digging deeper into Mandriva 2005.
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Mumbai, Feb 10 : Veteran actress Hema Malini and Dharmendra's daughter Esha Deol would be getting engaged to her businessman boyfriend Bharat Takhtani this Sunday.
Esha has been dating the Bandra based businessman for quite some time now. The couple will exchange rings just two days before the Valentine's Day, on February 12.
"The engagement is happening this Sunday. We are very happy that my daughter is getting engaged. He (Bharat) is a lovely boy and we all like him. It is a very happy moment not only for her (Esha) but for the entire family," Hema told PTI.
Rumors mills were abuzz that Esha's engagement would take place soon after the release of her comeback film, 'Tell Me Oh Khhuda' (2011), directed by her mother.
On the marriage plans, she said, "It is a very happy occasion so we will have to do it on a proper date...a good day. We shall announce it as soon as we zero down on any date," she said.
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The Graduates 2013: Bianca Tuckwell takes us on a journey through natural forms
IT'S HERE! After an exceptional run of freshly-graduated talent, our impressive spree of competition winners has come to a natural end. Don't fret, though – we still have our very last winner to offer up to your eyeballs before the curtain falls.
We've already succumbed to the charms of Farnham graduate Bianca Tuckwell once before so we were pleasantly surprised to see her work pop up in our Graduates 2013 inbox. Her fascination with organic structures – from British birds nests in The Growth that is Our Own Cradle to Land, a beautiful study of a farm in New South Wales, Australia – aligns actual nature with human nature in a way which avoids both the sentimentality of straight-up portraiture and the impersonality of barren landscape photography.
For somebody so young to already have settled upon this magical equation is unusual to see, and Bianca executes the careful balance beautifully. Her third project, Ryder, is equally interesting, as it sees the structure of a bicycle visually dismantled into a representative series of lines, shapes and details which are then grouped together and isolated on a frame – calling up ideas of altered contexts in a really neat design. Enough from me though, here's our final Graduate 2013 winner! Meet Bianca Tuckwell…
Why or who or what made you go to art school?
I am Australian and travelling to different European countries to discover unique design, architecture and visual culture was hugely inspiring for me. I would go so far to say that my life is guided by the visual shapes around me, whether organic or manmade. In particular London, Copenhagen and Tokyo were all cities that have played a large part in leading me to studying photography.
What's the best mistake you made when you were studying?
The piece of work The Growth That Is Our Own Cradle was seeded from (but not dependant on) organic form and construction of the natural world around us. Initially, I was incredibly eager to collect soil samples from different parts of the country and document the difference in aesthetic. I started with collecting some local soil and making a monument out the material by placing it on a plinth like you might see a in a museum or gallery. After posting the studio test shoot images I had done online and tagging the image with 'still life, horseman, plinth, large format' I found many of my peers commented on the test shoot with curiosity about why I had shot horse manure on a plinth. The culmination of seeing the name of the large format camera I had used (called a Horseman) alongside seeing a mound of what could be animal excrement and misinterpretation of my choice of tagging terms, stopped me in my tracks and redirected me toward the study of a different organic object. It played significant part in the direction my overall project.
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Is tobacco in any form alright to smoke? I smoke cigarettes, how bad is that for me in a "keeping him dumbed down" sense. If I say, grew my own tobacco and it didn't have the chemicals, would this be okay?
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Smoking tobacco seems to be fine, have never noticed any negative effects spiritually speaking. I smoke some harsh rolling tobacco myself full of chemical waste. Obviously not good for the health, but it doesnt affect your mental or spiritual progress in any significant way. If you get your hands on natural tobacco without additives that is great but even standard store bought tobacco is fine in that regard.
Do you drink alcohol? Do you partake in any drugs? Is marijuana a bad thing to do?
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Alcohol is ok as long its now and then and not constantly. You should not do spiritual or magical work while intoxicated though. Alcohol is one of the drugs that easily lets you more opened up for expressions of other inner entities, the archetypes I have mentioned some times by now. A drink in the weekend is fine.
Marijuana is one of the worst spiritually speaking. It too opens you up for inner entities to take over like alcohol, but it is also a drug that remains in the system much longer. It will take at least a month after use for it to clean out of the system and not affect you anymore. Usually several months. It is also one of the more deceitful drugs that tends to induce false feelings of spiritual progress while the opposite is true. Of course alcohol can do the same, but its effect is much shorter than marijuana. Thus, smoking more than a couple times a year would not be good. Best to avoid completely in my opinion.
Certain psychedelic substances can be of positive use, when done correctly and in a shamanic setting. This means the guidance of an experienced psychonaut (or shaman) who you trust completely and feel good energies around. Again, this is not something to do often. A session once a year or so and no more. The key is to learn to obtain your spiritual experiences naturally, without any substance, so if using such it should only be to initiate such experiences to get to know them, and then move on to inducing the same without the substance.
When I close my eyes I cannot visualize the way I know many/most people can. I struggle and nothing is ever clear. If I draw a detail in one spot, and look somewhere else, the previous detail will be gone when I look back in that direction. Same thing if I was to try and solve a math problem in my head, the numbers disappear.
How can I become better at visualizing? I am very imaginative, although ironically not in my own head.
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Visualizing is a distorted term, since it does NOT rely solely on "visual" methods. You can imagine using other senses, such as feeling, touch, smells, tastes, other inner sensations. If you ever sit down and relax and try to relive a particular moment of your life in your mind, that is pretty much the way it should be done when you visualize in spiritual practices too. The way you imagine thing, the way you fantasize, some people have a stronger focus on one sense than another. Blind people for example, will obviously not use a visual approach, but usually an approach of tactile sensing such as touch, or even sound-based, and smell based, etc. Just a short example can be to imagine yourself inside a cave - if it is difficult to SEE it, try to FEEL it - imagine yourself touching the walls in the cave, feeling your feet on the ground, noticing the details. What do you smell, what do you hear, what do you taste? What other sensations do you obtain when imagining this? That which you do sense is the correct way regardless of how others do it. Visual skills will usually come on their own eventually the more you work with such practices.
What about diet? Are there products I should not be consuming?
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Yes, but that would be to complex to start listing up. Generally eat natural foods, not processed or things with all kinds of chemical additives. The optimal would be to grow your own, or get food directly from an ecological farm.
Last question, when I consciously try to do good things and be productive with my life, I immediately watch my influence on actions of people, what they say, things I've thought/said that they do, numbers, behaviour of my pets, especially my Dog, etc. I also then feel like the more good I do, the more bad has to happen to equal out the positive deeds. Is it better to just say, "Screw it," and sit under a tree and meditate for the rest of my life where I take a more personal approach to my own well-being.
I find it scary when I, "get in my groove," so to speak as I feel like I am controlling a game and watching it unfold. Suddenly people become actors of my doing.
It is scary to watch how someone can be pulled out of a situation when they are hearing "positive" and possible life-changing information. I have literally seen people suddenly just say in the middle of the conversation, "I'm tired and going to sleep," and just like that put their head on their shoulder/couch and they're out. Or people coming to take people to other rooms, emergency phone calls they have to take, etc. It's beyond strange and I can't talk to people about it.
Thank you in advance for responding.
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In a sense, you ARE controlling your own game, directing your own movie. This is a good thing to be aware of, as it gives you much more power and influence on getting things the way you really want. Read what I said about inner entities, outward projection, inner guide exercise etc, it relates to that. And to really get to understand how this works and how you direct your own experiences, read the book I recommended previously called the Inner Guide meditation by Edwin Steinbrecher - I posted links to it already. Its really the best on that particular subject and I am sure you will find it valuable.
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At a time when Christianity worldwide is under siege by Islamic jihadists, the leader of the Catholic Church claims that the quran teaches non-violence. As Christians across the Muslim world live in abject terror and fear kidnapping, rape and slaughter to the bloodcurdling cries of "Allahu akbar," the pope gives papal sanction to the savage.
APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION EVANGELII GAUDIUM OF THE HOLY FATHER FRANCIS TO THE BISHOPS, CLERGY, CONSECRATED PERSONS AND THE LAY FAITHFUL ON THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL IN TODAY'S WORLDVatican.va November 24, 2013:
253. In order to sustain dialogue with Islam, suitable training is essential for all involved, not only so that they can be solidly and joyfully grounded in their own identity, but so that they can also acknowledge the values of others, appreciate the concerns underlying their demands and shed light on shared beliefs. We Christians should embrace with affection and respect Muslim immigrants to our countries in the same way that we hope and ask to be received and respected in countries of Islamic tradition. I ask and I humbly entreat those countries to grant Christians freedom to worship and to practice their faith, in light of the freedom which followers of Islam enjoy in Western countries! Faced with disconcerting episodes of violent fundamentalism, our respect for true followers of Islam should lead us to avoid hateful generalisations, for authentic Islam and the proper reading of the Koran are opposed to every form of violence.
How does he know that? When did he become an imam?
"So when you meet those who disbelieve [in battle], strike [their] necks..." quran 47:4 "And prepare against them whatever you are able of power and of steeds of war by which you may terrify the enemy of Allah and your enemy and others besides them whom you do not know [but] whom Allah knows." quran 8:60
"Indeed, Allah has purchased from the believers their lives and their properties [in exchange] for that they will have Paradise. They fight in the cause of Allah , so they kill and are killed." quran 9:111
Nothing will be gained by this refusal to face reality. Christians will still be slaughtered in the name of Islam and jihad all over the Muslim world. And now the Pope has forbidden Catholics to speak honestly about what is happening and why. It's a disgrace.
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