Message from @Milk
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Quit shitposting, this is a serious channel.
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lmao
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i don't think you needed to warn either of them
Pissy pants
I do.
Memeing around isn't allowed here.
asdrubal stopped after you said to quit shitposting
Anyway
what can you do it's the sort of community we're in
Sure, I just warned formally.
What's your issue anyway
Back to the convo
My opinion on it is there are a few options;
1) Muhammad/allah intended the miracle only for a few people. That's why most of the world missed such a big event.
2) It didn't happen, it's just a mistaken/malicious oral tradition.
3) It did happen, and the whole world missed it because they are dumb, and Arab muslims are smart.
Islam is kinda based
Muhammad was white
& 2 black slaves were worth one white slave
THE white
he was the only white person
no idea what you're talking about
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Lol
my niggas will remove messages with the n word because it breaks discord tos but have a merchant emoji
Silence.
Islamic societies are pretty based
<@&588707615643795456> Daily Question 🔖
- Should Religions and Religious Texts change with a society? So if something viewed as disgusting or degenerate by God(s) yet the society you live in embraces it, should the religious texts and/or followers be allowed to change with it?
No lol
That would undermine the whole purpose of religion
Wtf no
That defeats the purpose of a religion having a moral code
"yeah guys we claim that truth is eternal but we might change if low brained progressives demand we change"
Society should base its morals off of christian values, christian values should not base the eternal moral law off of general public opinion
What a fucking terrible question
yeah i bet the person who asked that was a woman
Ikr
And probably an athiest
could be a pagan