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Your Luck and Remedies in the Year of the Wood Horse 2014
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Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Boar
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Flying Star Feng Shui Update - 11th Month of the Gui Ji Water Snake...
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(7th December 2013 - 5th January 2014)
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How to Dejunk Unwanted Files from your Computer and Work Desk
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03/11/2013, 16:23
Dejunking your mind and your space should also extend to your computer, which stores so much of our rubbish these days.
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Feng Shui World Latest Issue (Nov/Dec 2013) is Out. Get Your Copy Now!
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This end-of-year issue is the beginning of exciting times for all of us at Feng Shui World. From the next issue, which comes out in January 2014, FENG SHUI WORLD will become a monthly!
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Bedrooms: Practicality vs Aesthetics
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27/10/2013, 17:54
When it comes to design, there needs to be a balance between what looks cool and what makes sense. Many designers tend to lose perspective of this and tend to design without any consideration to the requirements of the client, instead, opting for the 'coolest' design.
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The Master Square of 81
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The Master Square of 81 extends the analysis of changing energy patterns in buildings and takes the practice of time dimensional feng shui into deeper, more subtle magical territory.
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The fabulous feng shui of MELBOURNE
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01/10/2013, 11:28
Melbourne has moved up once again in the rankings compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit. YES Melbourne has been ranked as number one in a survey of 140 cities around the world in August 2011 by the ETU as the world's most livable city.
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A BIG THANK YOU for CELEBRATING WITH US!
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Our Grand Opening of Kingdom of Shambala over the weekend was a sensational success, thanks to all who came from all corners of Malaysia and Singapore!
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Aunt Agga Issue #93
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Aunt Agga answers questions about love luck, siblings, prenancy, and superstition gone wrong!
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Creating Value in Homes
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12/08/2013, 15:04
When we think about our Home Value, we always refer to its location and floor area. But what we don't think about is its Psychic Value, the value of how much we cherish our homes and the value we place on a property when we resell it.
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Create the CHI of WEALTH
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So much of successful feng shui practice comes from cleverly harnessing the powerful chi of SYMBOLS that if you travel the length and breadth of China today, everywhere you will see evidence of this Symbolism.
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Accidents, Mishaps and Danger Doubles with the Double 5 Yellow during...
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Every year the Hungry Ghost Month dawns upon us on the 7th lunar month of the year – a time where the Gates of the underworld open for a 30 days! During this month millions of spirits, demons and ghosts are unleashed..
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Building Energy
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07/07/2013, 16:33
Ever wondered how buildings affect the way we view our world? It is so natural to live in a state on NON AWARENESS and for many of us, this is how we are, walking, living and doing things while quite oblivious to our surroundings.
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How to transform your living space to attract good fortune
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It is important to attune yourself to the clearing process. The act itself is a departure from a normal kind of day. It is a departure from routine, and the mind gets a creative jolt that is not unwelcome. When the mind focuses on the process of dejunking physical space, it automatically goes into cleansing mode.
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Aunt Agga Issue #92
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Aunt Agga answers questions about mother in laws, adopted sons, cat ashes, and astrology readings gone wrong!
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Messages from Birds
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I am charmed by this because I know that birds coming into the home spells excellent feng shui. Indeed, birds have been sharing my house for a long time. This started years ago when a pair of mynahs started living in the eaves of my home at the back.
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FOCUS ON BATHROOMS Designing Areas of the Home That We Never Think...
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When we design our homes we generally concentrate our efforts on the more public areas such as the living and dining halls and we often put less effort into the other areas which we tend to use quite often.
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Why the number 9 is the most supreme of numbers
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FSW is delighted to introduce David Burton, mathematical genius and very successful Astrologer from Australia.
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Maximizing The CEO's Potential
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01/04/2013, 14:50
In business, the luck of the CEO is crucial to the success and profitability of the business. Just as in the home it is essential to take care of the feng shui of the Patriach first, in business, it is the CEO's feng shui you must protect first and foremost.
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Making Offerings... Brings Showers of Blessings
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Offering water, lights and incense to holy objects are easy ways to gain blessings from the universe! These traditions come from lineage texts that tell of the amazing benefits of offering even a single drop of water to the Buddhas! Always do it with the intention to benefit others and its blessings will be multiplied!
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Good Luck Is Just Around The Corner
As an ancient Chinese practice that dates back centuries, feng shui has enough intrigue and mystique to pique the interest of many. Not only are its adherents convinced that feng shui's principles help create harmonious living spaceswhere a palpable sense of energy or chi circulates freely; they also believe that adhering to these principles can usherin the very best of health, wealth, and happiness.
By Ayah Victoria McKhail
Whenever Dee Johl sets foot on the plushdusty rose carpet in herbedroom, she's overcome with an overwhelming sense of peaceand tranquility. The walls are painted ametallic green, and on one wall, a painting of a delicate-looking whiteorchid hangs, revealing the word'happiness' in Chinese.
Her bedroom, which is seen as a sanctuary that must reflect a safe andsecure environment according to theprinciples of feng shui, is clutter-free and its contents are arranged in anorderly manner. On the birchwoodnight tables, there are three wish fulfilling jewels that rest on glass. Onher husband's side, there is a blue jewelto promote wealth and prosperity. On her side, one is purple to promotewisdom and spirituality, and the other ispink to promote love and romance. There are also bejewelled lovebirds oneach night table to promote a lovingrelationship between them.
Yet as passionate as Johl is about creating a serene and harmonious livingenvironment throughout the home sheshares with her husband and two teenagers, she's also quite passionateabout imparting knowledge about fengshui to an increasingly diverse group of people. Pointing out that feng shuienjoys widespread appeal, Johl explainsthat the customers who visit the store, World of fung shui, which she operatesalong with her partner Dolly Sidhu,aren't only Asian, as some people might expect. Instead, they're predominantlyItalian, Eastern European, British,and Spanish.
What's more, Johl credits the growing interest she's been witnessing in fengshui to our deep-seated fascination withcreating aesthetically pleasing living spaces. This manifests itself in a varietyof ways, but it's especially apparent inour seemingly endless infatuation with design shows and magazines that offertips on everything from renovatingone's home on a budget to selecting wallpaper.However, she's quick to pointout that feng shui, which is the practiceof creating a happy living environment within the home, goes beyond that:"It'sreally a way of life, and the science ofliving. People around the world have recognized its benefits. For example,when we rearrange furniture in myhouse for Chinese New Year – people typically do this to change the energyaround the house and to accommodatenew energy – I've found that it's made such a difference. In fact, I've noticedthat there's been less arguing andmisunderstanding in my house, and everyone feels calmer."
Yet as eager as people might be to putthe principles of feng shui into practice within their current homesand even offices, Malca Narrol, aToronto-based feng shui consultant and instructor, points out severalimportant factors to consider. Assomeone who advises individuals and companies on choosing and designingnew properties in addition toimproving their existing properties, she explains that accessing suchconsulting services at the onset of aproperty search can be very helpful. "What a lot of North Americans donot yet know is that feng shui is ofgreat benefit in choosing or designing a new building as it is easier to createa highly beneficial environment rightfrom the beginning than to correct built-in deficiencies," she says.
For example, Narrol explains that shecan offer advice about whether or not aproperty will be beneficial based on factors such as the shape of the land andits terrain (if it's flat or if there areslopes), and the location of water (if there's a pond, river, lake or ocean in thevicinity). She can also give adviceabout how to site a new building, its entrance, and its main rooms for maximum benefit, or how to choose anexisting one.
She explains that most buildings benefitfrom an open area at the front of the site so the building can receive energy, andan enclosed area at the back of theproperty in order to hold it. Buildings
where the front is blocked often createfinancial trouble for their inhabitants,and buildings where the back is too open often lead to issues with health,relationships, fertility and an inability tosave money.
Intrigued by the potential to create positive energy in her home, CatherineWhiteley decided to put some of fengshui's principles to use after reading a look on how practising it couldenhance her life and increase her wellbeing. "I was really drawn to it becausejust the mere thought of bringing a sense of balance to my home seemedvery interesting and even somewhat exotic," she says. So what's the first thingshe did? "My husband and I rearranged the furniture in our bedroom, and wefelt a greater sense of tranquility and calmness there."
And that's exactly what feng shui's supposed to do. As Lillian Too,renowned writer and authority on fengshui who's based in Malaysia, writes in Feng Shui Life Planner, "Good feng shuireflects the right balance of yin andyang energy while simultaneously ensuring there is harmony between thefive elements – earth, fire, air, water andmetal – that make up the cosmic universe we live in … it's created byarranging the flow of energy in one'senvironment in a way that attracts good fortune – health, wealth, and happiness– to residents."
For those interested in learning some easy steps that can be implementedfor better feng shui, Johl explainsthat people shouldn't place plants, flowers or TVs in their bedroomsbecause they can sap energy fromthe residents. However, silk flowers are okay.
Having a laughing Buddah in the household is also importantbecause it's purported to bringhappiness and prosperity. As well,
hanging a Mandala painting, which can offer different benefits suchas restoring harmony and peace, isalso recommended.
The colour red is favourable, primarily in accents such as candles, but oneshould be mindful of what part of theeight sectors of the home they're placed in. For example, the north is associatedwith career aspirations; the northeastwith educational aspirations; the east with health; the southeast withwealth; the south with fame;the southwest with romance; the west with children, and the northwest with mentors.
For many, that's enough information to get them intrigued by the purportedbenefits that have made feng shui aspopular as it is.
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The Loyola Maroon • Vol. XXXIII Loyola University, New Orleans, La., October 7, 1955 No. 2 Ex-Colonel Seeks Degree At 41 By SHIRLEY STOMA An ex-Army lieutenant colonel is out to prove that college life begins at 40. Actually, he's 40 plus one. Dudley J. .McEvoy, after a 22-year span in the U. S. Army, enrolled at Loyola this fall as a freshman. He'll be looking for a law degree six years hence. Ten years ago, McEvoy's niece, Grace Hogan, graduated with a med tech degree. She was then only 19, and was one of the youngest students to earn a degree from Loyola. The lieutenant colonel is looking forward to his LLB at the age of 47, and will probably go down on record as one of the oldest to graduate. But if all goes well for the colonel, another bit of history will be added to Loyola's records. At present, his 16-year-old daughter, Peggy, is a junior at Ursuline Academy. She, too, plans to enroll at Loyola, and 1961's commencement exercises might find both father and daughter receiving a Loyola The pre-legal freshman'* reaction to campus life i* quite different from those students who have just graduated from high school. "It's a lot harder for me, considering it's been some 25 years since I've studied such subjects as algebra and English," he said. Though being with "youngsters" , is nothing new to the colonel, having commanded them in Korea, he finds the language of the presentday freshman quite baffling. "This goop (better known as bop) is something I just can't understand," the middle-aged fresh confessed. McEvoy entered the Armyeas a private here in New Orleans at the age of 18. Five years later, in 1937, he began the Army extension course at Fort Sill, Okla., and in 1941 was commissioned as a second lieutenant. December of '42 found Captain McEvoy overseas, where he remained for 18 months and rose to the rank of major. During this period, he served in New Zealand, Australia, India, Iran, Iraq and Egypt. His next orerseas tour of duty included the Philippine Islands, Japan and Korea where he spent an additional Iβ months. February, 1954, then a 40-yearold lieutenant colonel, McEvoy ended his stay in the Army and returned to New Orleans. The colonel is now a freshman, but he has a lot to show for himself as a soldier, for he was awarded such medals as the Bronze Star, the Korean Presidential Citation, the United Nations Medal, and the Korean Campaign Medal (three battle stars). Explaining his reasons for choosing law, he said, "Law has always impressed me. While in the Army, I was a member of courtsmartial and of the military commission which tried certain Japanese war criminals, and also acted as a defense counsel. The frosh colonel's wife, the former Rosalynd George of New Orleans, is as enthusiastic about his attending college as he is. "Of course," the wife admits, "the grass doesn't get cut as often as it should." Daughter Peggy summed up her reaction to the whole affair in one remark . . . "Daddy, please don't I embarrass me!" DUDLEY J. McEVOY Leo McLean News Editor Of Maroon Appointment of Leo R. Mc- Lean, journalism sophomore from Shreveport, La,, as news editor of The Maroon for the fall semester was announced by Ed Fricke, Maroon moderator. Other appointments made at a meeting are: Joan Gaulene, journalism junior, as desk editor, and Shirley Stoma, journalism senior, as advisory editor. Gladys Selva was named staff cartoonist. Added to the staff as full reporters were Jean Steib, journalism senior, and Marilyn Hall, sophomore. Teresita Williams, Maroon editor, said that both fulfilled necessary requirements to be appointed as reporters.' Fricke «»id that a sports editor will be appointed sometime during October. Regular Maroon staff members are putting out the sports section at the present time. The new Maroon news editor is presently correspondent for the New Orleans Times Picayune. He was a reporter on The Maroon staff last year. Gaulene was feature editor and news editor of the staff last year. She won a gold key as one of the top staff members. She is also writing the Society column this year. Stoma was editor of The Maroon last year and won the Harry J. McEnerny award as the outstanding student of journalism. She will soon be a reporter on the New Orleans States' staff. Saturday Last Day For APha Display Tomorrow marks the last day of the American Pharmaceutical Association's display in the library on Rauwolfia Serpentine, "today's wonder drug," stated Frank Tripoli, president. Highlighting National Pharmacy Week, the display features samples, pictures, diagrams, and explanations tracing the herb from its origin through the manufacturing processes. Other activities of the APhA include the annual weiner roast which will be held tomorrow • at 7:30 p.m. in City Park. LU To Take Part In City Oil Week Some 30 Loyola students together with those from Tulane and Newcomb will participate in "Oil Man for a Day" Thursday, in connection with "Petroleum Week." Sponsored by the oil companies of New Orleans, the primary function of the project is to familiarize students with all phases of the oil industry. The project will include field operations in the. Gulf and other rigs throughout the state, office operations, and actual drilling operations. The students will form groups of five, each group covering one particular phase. Heap Named Cadet Colonel Of Loyola's ROTC Regiment The Singing Priest CADET COLONEL RAY HEAP leaders Must Know Goal' - - Fr. Donnelly To praise, revere, and serve God are the fundamental principles underlying all activities of a Catholic business administrator. The Very Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., president, gave these as the graduates' obligations in the business world. He addressed a college of business administration convocation Tuesday morning on the campus. He said, "Even as God has created us for a purpose, so everything we do has a purpose. To be a business leader, you must know not only how to'achieve your goal, but must know exactly what that goal is. "All your working days and business dealings should be dedicated to God and as such must be honest." Father Donnelly also stressed the connection here at Loyola between philosophy and theology which only Catholic colleges afford. 'There is no other purpose for Loyola and its BBA school but to learn one's obligations to God. It is false to leave out of your training what you must do in later life. Our object here is not to teach you how to make as much money as you possibly can but to help you reach your ultimate goal." "You are Loyola, and it is built for you. Each field has its Catholic viewpoint, hence the reason for the Catholic college of Loyola with its BBA." The president also said that Catholic education is the only adequate education, "because it takes in the full man's development as such—others neglect the spiritual. We have harmonious and co-ordinated development because we are training you for the next 10, 20 years and for death even now." Father MacEwan Opens Forum Tuesday Night Critics and admirers of the Rev. Sydney MacEwan,, who will appear on the Loyola Forum Tuesday, have thrust on him the mantle of the great John McCormack, an honor which the singing priest stoutly refuses. "I'm not worthy to lace John's boots, never play me up as McCormack's successor," the Scotch-Irish ballad singer has pleaded. But critics persist in recalling McCormack's reaction to a recording of MacEwan singing "She Moves Through The Fair." He remarked, "Strange, but I can't remember recording that." MacEwan will appear on the season's first forum, Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in McMain Auditorium. The priest has recorded on Columbia, HMV, Parlaphone, and TMS, selling over a million discs in his 21-year career. Singing the folk music of his native lands, MacEwan has appeared in London's Wigmore Hall, on the continent, and in Australia where he shattered attendance records set by McCormack and the famous Nellie Melba. His appearance here is part of his second six weeks tour of the U. S. FATHER MacEWAN ID CARDS ADMIT YOU The Rev. John A. Tooniey, S.J., director of the Loyola University Forum, said that all Loyola students will be admitted to the Forum Tuesday on presentation of their ID cards. These cards were issued to all students (those who had their photos taken) last week. Appoint Rod, Caswell To Other Top Posts Raymond E. Heap, business administration senior, has been appointed regimental commander of the University's branch general ROTC unit for the fall semester, Lt. Colonel Luther R. Barth, ROTC commandant, announced. He replaces Richard A. Vavrick, BA senior, who completed his ROTC training last spring,. Ronald F. Rod, executive officer; Erwin Caswell, adjutant; Lee J. Boudreaux, S-2; Dennis L. Rousseau, S-3; Thomas P. Walshe, S-4; John R. Connor, personnel officer; and Matthew C. Mount, public information officer, comprise the regimental staff. Paul J. Gelpi, BA senior, and Norman J. Schaubhut, A&S senior, have been appointed First and Second Battalion commanders respectively.Ernest A. Simon and Harold S. Barker were named to the Firit Battalion staff while Robert K. Tracy and Earl L. Weiser were appointed to the Second Battalion staff. Company commanders are James E. Berrigan, Co. A; Charles A. Cherry, Co. B; Anthony P. Chimento, Co. C; Lawrence B. Fitzmorris, Co. D; Will T. Jourdan, Co. E; and Robert T. O'ftonnell, Co. F. . George A. Frilot 111 has been named Lt. Colonel in command of the Pershing Rifles and Robert N. Morgan, Captain in charge of the Regimental Band. A graduate of Holy Cross High School of New Orleans in February 1952, Heap entered Loyola the same month. Having graduated from high school with a "B" average in academic work, Heap entered the ROTC unit at Loyola and has compiled an "A" average in Military Science in the seven semesters he has been a member. He was appointed commander of the regiment on academic work and leadership displayed at the ROTC summer camp at Fort Hood, Texas this summer. Heap was ninth in a company of ISO. Heap was awarded three letters each in track and football at Holy Cross and won four track letters here at Loyola. He was one of the Pack's top pole vaulters the past four years. Fr. Bassich New Chaplain Of Pan-Ams The Rev. Joseph B. Bassich, S.J., was named chaplain of the Pfi.i American Club succeeding the Rev. Sam Hill Ray, S.J., Bob Courtney, president, announced.Father Ray left to take up duties as pastor of St. Ann's Church in West Palm Beach, Florida. Father Bassich, regent of the college of music, expressed satisfaction on receiving the appointment, and has already begun his activities as the organization's chaplain. Courtney also announced that Mimi Machin, A&S junior, will succeed Luz Barjum, BA senior, as corresponding secretary. Barjum is retiring her position because of other commitments. Some 26 students applied for membership in the club at the first meeting of this semester last Monday. The annual "New Member" party is scheduled for Nov. 19. In a short address to the group Dr. A. L. Romeo, moderator, wished the group much success in the coming year and said that "we have in this organization an excellent supply of talent from which we can draw the kind of members that have kept the name of this club among the best on the campus." Activities announced by Courtney for the year will include the annual Spring lecture and dance, Pan American Day celebrations, and Mass and breakfast on the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Membership in the group is open to all students, both Latin and North American on the campus. The object of the organization is to further bettor relations between the two. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday at 12:15 in Marquette Auditorium. FATHER BASSICH La. Heart- Assn. Gives 2 Research Grants Two grants have been issued to Loyola by the Louisiana Heart Association Undergraduate Research Division, Dr._ John G. Arnold, Research Division chairman, announced.The grants were awarded to John Epling, A&S junior; Jim Pearson, A&S senior; and George Waguespack, A&S senior. Epling received one of the grants and Pearson and Waguespack are sharing the other. The nature of their work will be disclosed at a later date, Dr. Arnold said. Baseballers Receive Invite Attend Forum Tuesday
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Kiama Saturday December 7th 2013: Fraser Dovell (Avalon/NSW) and Isabella Nichols (Coolum/Queensland) are the new Soundwave Australian Under 18 Junior Champions, crowned today in solid 6 feet (2 meter plus) surf at Werri Beach on NSW's surf rich south coast.
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Beyrick De Vries 10 Point Ride | Sunset Beach
South Africa's Beyrick De Vries pulls into a massive Sunset cave and gives the judges no option other than throwing down a two digit score.
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Recently, Nabeel Qureshi (or his missionary pals) released a video in which he claims that Zakir Naik challenges those people to debate who are weak in speech and articulating arguments in public. He further claims that Zakir Naik has not responded to the debate offers from David Wood, Sam Shamoun, Jay Smith, James White, and Nabeel himself.
Nabeel Qureshi Misleading Christians via half-truths?
Qureshi appears to offer half-truths (to mislead folk into the opinion that Zakir Naik is afraid of debating Qureshi and his pals?). However, Qureshi does not state the reason why Naik's administration team dismiss debate offers of this nature. The reason being, these Christians are not popular enough, thus Naik's team ruthlessly reject these "debate offers". Sadly, Qureshi does not tell us of this important point. Why?
Christians Realize Zakir Naik is Not Afraid
On August 2, 2011 Didact (MuslimDidact) had a twitter conversation with Dr. James White (Dr.Oakley1689) on this particular subject. Part of the conversation is reproduced below for your perusal (Note: a break in conversation reveals an anomaly in the time stamps):
In our honest humble opinion, if Nabeel Qureshi wishes to debate Zakir Naik he must publicly denounce or rectify the following:
1) David Wood's fabrication of:
A. 'Islamic Thighing':
- Where did David Wood get this so-called fatwa that legalizes 'Thighing'. Would be correct to assume that David Wood is a sexual pervert if he can't produce evidence? After all, just exactly where did he get this 'fatwa' from?
- Did David Wood have to scavenge the deepest and darkest depths of the internet to concoct this lie? Where did you get this one from David Wood? What Hadith or Qur'anic literature do yo have to support your sinister assertion?
2) Sam Shamoun's bold declaration that:
A. 'Muslims Are Cancer to Society':
- We would have thought that Sam Shamoun, allegedly a priestly man, should follow the example of Christ. Unfortunately, calling 1.7+ billion people on the planet as "cancer to society", does not exactly fit the Biblical Christ description I know. Care to explain your objectionable behaviour Sam? Perhaps an apology is in store for us.
3) Jay Smith's lie:
A. 'Satan is the Creator of Wine':
- Did Jay Smith think he could get away with a lie in a televised debate? How could Jay make a major gaffe? Is 'creating enmity' synonymous with 'creation' to him? Time to grow up Jay Smith and do your research than concoct a brilliant lie in the middle of a debate.
4) James Smith's admission:
A. 'The Author of the Book of Hebrews is Unknown':
- James White -- a man of heart, spirit, and reflection, but when it comes to trusting Biblical sources it's all about blind faith. Just exactly how does one convey the message of Christianity when the dubious authorship of the Book of Hebrews is unknown in history to us? Nabeel, looks like you have your work cut out for you.
5) Nabeel Qureshi's absurd claim that:
A. 'The Prophet Muhammad was Unsure of His Salvation AND Told People To Pray For Him':
- Was he unsure of his salvation Nabeel? Are you sure you aren't mixing up historical events to make your ends meet? Chronology is important you know - it defines the sequence of events in which they take place. Also, where's that Hadith & Qur'anic literature reference where the Prophet Muhammad asked people to pray for him? A little history reading will do you good.
- When was consensual sex between two persons ever considered rape? Even if one them happens to be married? Bottom line: consensual sex =/= rape!
Unanswered questions: Christian apologists...


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Posted: Tue Oct 5th, 2010 11:16 pm |
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Doc C Member
We let child molesters, wife beaters, etc. out of jail and live amongst us, why not animal abusers!!!!! What is this world coming to????? We forget about the victims and concentrate on the felons. Doc C |
Posted: Wed Oct 6th, 2010 04:12 pm |
42nd Post |
LiveVegan Member
Bingo. What shape the world is in...where the victim's rights can be denied to them by some peice of trash. The trash then gets out of prison to enjoy life and pick up where he/she left off. All the while the victim (or the loved ones) have to endure the pain for the rest of their life. Sickening, but the way of the world. The system is flawed and no one really appears to care enough to change it. The ONLY good thing to come of Vick is that his surviving dogs have found good homes and some have even become therapy dogs. Awesome end for the remaining dogs who were in a deplorable situation. ____________________ "I did not come here for the purpose of surrending my command." Forrest, Fort Donelson |
Posted: Mon Dec 13th, 2010 06:36 pm |
43rd Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
We always buy our dog Shiloh a Christmas present. This year I found the perfect one: http://www.officialvickdogchewtoy.com/ |
Posted: Mon Dec 13th, 2010 11:38 pm |
44th Post |
TimK Member
I still don't understand why people can forgive and forget guys like Donte Stallworth, who killed somebody while drinking and driving, and Ray Lewis, a guy involved in a knife fight that resulted in two guys being murdered. Every week another athlete is arrested for beating up his wife/girlfriend. Vick paid a price for his horrendous crimes. He is an example of what the prison system is supposed to do - reform. He lost everything he had while sitting in prison. Now, he spends every Tuesday, his day off, speaking at schools talking about the horrible things he did. He has never backed away or blamed anybody else. I'll pass on the chew toy. Somebody making money off this turns my stomach. |
Posted: Mon Dec 13th, 2010 11:52 pm |
45th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Tim, I know we'll never agree on this, but debate is fun. Who said they have forgiven Stallworth and Lewis? Certainly not me. To this day I refer to Lewis' team as the Baltimore Felons. They just weren't the topic of this thread. What we did for Vick by locking him up for two years was to save his legs, ensuring that he has a longer NFL carreer at $20-30 million a year after this season. Talk about making money off this tragedy! As for his oh so humanatarian speeches - they're a requirement of his probation. Let me know when someone hangs the bastard from a tree by his genatalia, beats him while he's hanging there, and then cuts the rope so he falls into a pond and drowns. After all, it was good enough for his "pets". Cheers! |
Posted: Tue Dec 14th, 2010 02:32 am |
46th Post |
TimK Member
Debate is fun. I appreciate the opportunity you give me and anybody else that can type their name and email address the forum to debate. But check this out. I'm not totally alone in my thinking. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=5824801 Cheers to you too! |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 01:00 am |
47th Post |
pender Member
javal1 wrote: Forgive the following rant:' I am no Eagles fan or Vick fan. But just wondering if you still feel this way about Vick and the Eagles two year's in the future Javal? And with the lock out over, are you ready for some football. Me, my son has done been practicing three week's. Pender |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 01:32 am |
48th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pender, Am I ready for some football? Damn right I am. Do I feel differently after 2 years? Have the animals he murdered and tortured come back to life? If not, he can f**k off and die. Sorry for the bluntness, but that's the way I feel. |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 02:24 am |
49th Post |
TimK Member
Joe, I would appreciate it if I didn't have to read between the lines with you. Please just say how you really feel. I can't tell if you really don't like Vick or if you might have a little man-crush on him. Don't ban me - I'm kidding with you. Go Broncos!! |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 03:05 am |
50th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Tim, Ban you? You have to be kidding! What would this thread be without you? I'm just thrilled to have football back. Go Houston Texans! (Thanks to deviant Vick, the first Texas team I've ever been a fan of). They may never make it to the playoffs, but they should. Decent QB (though injury prone), best WR in the league with Andre Johnson, and best RB (yes better than AP and CJ). And as a team, more class that murdering Vick ever dreamed of having in his little finger. BTW, sorry for my opaque statements. Will try to be more clear in the future . |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 05:05 pm |
51st Post |
TimK Member
I like the Texans (but not as much as the Broncos). I think their best off-season addition, by far, is Wade Phillips. A below average head coach, but arguably one of the best D-coordinators in the league. Kubiak, Phillips, Rick Dennison (O-coordinator) are all very good coaches, and are all from the Broncos. In fact, many of the position coaches followed Kubiak from Denver to Houston. I wish them well. Unfortunately, the stench left by Josh McDaniels and his cheating "New England way" are still lingering here in Denver. The mess he left may take years to clean. And even after two years, my stance on Vick has not changed either. He has done his time, paid his dues, and continues to be a model citizen. In one of the few instances that I can think of, prison did what it was supposed to do. Vick appears to be a changed person and I hope he continues to mentor children on how not to be like the old Michael Vick. |
Posted: Tue Aug 2nd, 2011 09:28 pm |
52nd Post |
pender Member
Please, no one laugh, but....GO CAROLINA PANTHERS!!! Pender |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 03:19 am |
53rd Post |
TimK Member
Pender- I can't, or won't laugh. I appreciate a fan that sticks with his team even when it is down. I just don't think your owner did you fans any favors over the last couple of years. Richardson, more than any other owner, seemed to dump salaries preparing for the lockout. I'm glad to see now that it is settled he is opening up his wallet again. Personally, I'm tickled with Coach Fox being in Denver. I did not like that slimeball McDaniels. I'm ready for the pads to start poppin for reals! |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 04:04 am |
54th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pender, I'd never laugh - I think every team should have at least one fan . Just kidding of course. To tell you the truth, there's just too many unknowns when it comes to Carolina. Who's the QB? Is it Newton or Clausen? They brought in Derek Anderson, who I don't believe really thinks he'll start (barring injuries). I see his role as more of a mentor to the other two. Honestly, I know nothing about your coach, but I disagree with Tim and think you're better off without Fox. Always saw him as a weak coach. I was glad to see they kept Deangelo Williams. Not the best, but a bit above average. Anyway, good luck sir! And to Tim as well. The first preseason game is a day after my birthday, and to me NFL football is the best present of all. |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 03:43 pm |
55th Post |
TimK Member
So we disagree on something else, huh Joe? I like Fox because he's old school - believes in running the ball (even with Elway, we never won a SB until Terrell Davis showed up and took the pressure off by toting the rock) and defense. McDaniels was all flash and immaturity. I like Fox. Joe, I would have figured by your location you would be a Titans fan. I see Hasselbeck as an upgrade, but can't quite figure out what was wrong with Jeff Fisher. Maybe it was just time for a change. Chris Johnson is a freak. Happy Birthday! My birthday was the day after the last Super Bowl. A good day! |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 04:00 pm |
56th Post |
Old Blu Member
Vick has apologized to us Americans and has served his time to society and I wish him well on his future. I neither liked his attitude early on and certainly despise those that mistreat domestic animals. But it is over! He is a fantastic athlete and certainly an amazing quarter back. My 2 cents. |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 05:06 pm |
57th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Tim- I tried to become a Titans fan, I really did. True story - I'm staring at a Troiani panting on my wall as I type this. The picture hangs there because of the hole I punched in the wall during the Superbowl in 2000. But in the end I realized I was forcing myself to be a fan. The Eagles had been my team for over 40 years, and I couldn't stop rooting for them just because I moved. It took them signing Vick to do that. But I do pay attention to the Titans (and all teams) because I belong to 6 different fantasy teams each year. Hasselback could be considered an upgrade I guess, but not much of one. He's over-the-hill with a bad back. CJ is a monster, but when you have only one outstanding player on your team, it's much too easy for the opposing team to key on him. So we disagree yet again. BUT.......get ready for this........I agree with you about Fisher. Dumb move. Yes, it was time for a change, but a change on the field, not the sidelines. At least Vince Young is gone. IMO a mentally unbalanced player. Which of course make him a perfect backup to the generally unbalanced Vick. |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 10:54 pm |
58th Post |
pender Member
Thank's guys for being nice. The big question is can Cam Newton be the guy the Panthers have been looking for? I hope so. Just hope it does not take him to long to be NFL ready. I hope he gets alot of playing time this year. Cause if he is a bust and the Panthers season goes down the drain. There may be a little LUCK in next year's draft. Can not wait to get this season rolling. Pender |
Posted: Wed Aug 3rd, 2011 11:12 pm |
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Seriously Member
6,500 views on this article? Seriously? I see "they" have truly turned us "Northern". Sad Really |
Posted: Thu Aug 4th, 2011 02:13 am |
60th Post |
barrydancer Member
Seriously wrote: 6,500 views on this article? Seriously? I see "they" have truly turned us "Northern".Huh?... |
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