Originally posted by FMFI'll answer your question if you admit that you are gay, if you are, in fact, gay....are you gay?
You like to say 'facts are facts'. Are you claiming that the U.S. Constitution is "God's work"? Is that one of your "facts"?
Don't run away from this one. You are God's Messenger after all. Yes?
Originally posted by FMFNo claims on those countries you mention...I thought Indonesians worshipped Allah and not God...because they are not one and the same....did you know this?
Do you claim that the Italian, Danish, Tunisian, Japanese, Irish and Indonesian Constitutions are also "God's work"? God is mentioned very prominently in the 1945 Indonesian constitution.
Originally posted by dystoniacThe 1945 Pancasila constitution asserts monotheism and guarantees the frreedom of worship to five named religions.
No claims on those countries you mention...I thought Indonesians worshipped Allah and not God...because they are not one and the same....did you know this?
Originally posted by dystoniacNo. I am surprised that, for a Christian who talks a lot about the fate and status of Christians around the world, you are unaware of the 1945 Indonesian constitution which explicitly enshrines the rights of Protestants, Catholics, Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims. It - or something similar, at least - really ought to have been looked at as a possible paradigm for similar multi-faith nations, with pious and devout populations, that wished to plot a secular course in the world.
"Five-named-religion"???? Is that Shia-Sunni-Pashtun-Farsi-Talibalism?
Originally posted by dystoniacWell, no number of half-racist quips from you, will change what words mean. Allah, Yaweh, Tuhan, God. These are all synonyms, whether you like it or not. And regardless of whether you can retain any common decency when replying or not.
No, sorry, but my God is not the same God as bin-Laden's Allah..Islamist-fascists can't have their camel burgers and eat it too
Originally posted by FMF
No. I am surprised that, for a Christian who talks a lot about the fate and status of Christians around the world, you are unaware of the 1945 Indonesian constitution which explicitly enshrines the rights of Protestants, Catholics, Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims. It - or something similar, at least - really ought to have been looked at as a possible paradigm for ...[text shortened]... h nations, with pious and devout populations, that wished to plot a secular course in the world.