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Leaving your child in a daycare center that is so contaminated is child abuse.
Where there is such a sick attitude towards Christmas, there are brochures for puberty blockers available. And there's definitely already been a corner set up for early sexualization.
Maybe they already have their prayer rug in their locker.
Certainly for some. They think it's all so great, it's unbelievable how immature and stupid people there are who can't recognize any danger.
Don't lump everyone together: Muslims have no problems with Jesus, Mary, Christmas - they also send Christmas greetings, emphasizing that the Koran is also about Mary and Jesus, and don't forget to add that for them there is only 1 God gives. (Jesus not as the Son of God and Mary not as the Mother of God). But what are these “problems”? Children don't care at all! Let's just let the children be children and enjoy the beautiful tree, the lights and the presents. I am sure there has not been a single complaint from Muslim families. These are probably leftists and others who only use Muslims to fight and eradicate their own culture.
Have you read the Quran? Do you know the Arabic term "Taqiyya"?
Have you read the Bible? An example:
If anyone comes to you and does not bring this teaching, take it
Do
not welcome him into your house, but refuse to greet him. Because
whoever offers him greetings is complicit in his evil deeds.
What is written in the Bible is not relevant to action. The local legal codes are relevant for action. For Muslims, however, the Koran is the law book and must not be doubted. It's right at the beginning of Sura 2 Verse 2 and is repeated several times throughout so that it won't be forgotten.
And where in the Bible is there a call for genocide?
The Koran is unconstitutional and should be banned because it calls for violence, killing and other crimes.
The Koran does not contain a religion but an archaic ideology of the exercise of power as an inhumane DICTATORY.
But you already know that you are here in mental asylum D, where almost only political fools are elected who protect the Koran with punishment and are happy to fulfill the taxpayer idiots' wish to be able to finance 2 hours of Koran lessons per week.
And in the neighboring insane asylum in Denmark, burning the Koran will now be punished with a high penalty - although you are welcome to burn your Bible.
Evil tongues would say, well then it's fine anyway. Seems desired.
Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but the sword. (Mic 7:6; Luke 12:51)
Is that in the Koran? No - Matthew 10:34
For you too:
In contrast to the Koran, the Bible interpretation has one
DEVELOPMENT
- especially during the Enlightenment period. Your objection is the
very typical objection of left-wing ideologists who don't (can't) think
things through. The Bible is interpreted completely differently today
than when it was written... Just a few centuries later the
interpretation was changed and today it is the same again
different than a few centuries before. So a lot has happened there
DEVELOPED.
The
Koran, on the other hand, MUST not be interpreted differently. Anyone
who does so is committing the gravest sin and must be punished. Because
the Koran is considered God's word in the original sense and God's word
must not be changed. The Koran is therefore still interpreted in
exactly the same way today as it was when it was written.
Today you can no longer use the Bible quotations 1:1, but you can use the Koran quotations.
As
is well known, the Islamic calendar is currently in 1445 - some evil
tumults are apparently also linked to the immaturity of a religion. You
know what happened in Christianity in the 15th century? was going on,
we ourselves speak of development.
("...the very typical objection of left-wing ideologists..." sounds very ideological
For
some “Christians” it certainly was and is. There were and are very
violent forms in Islam AND Christianity. Fortunately, I know very
peaceful and wise fellow citizens/colleagues of both religions to know
that Islam per se certainly does not call for murder.
What I'm saying is that you can INTERPREATE the Koran AND the Bible.
As
is well known, the Islamic calendar is currently in 1445 - some evil
tumults are apparently also linked to the immaturity of a religion. You
know what happened in Christianity in the 15th century? was happening.
Oh no, because Christianity was sh... in the 15th century, I think it's strange today when every wish, no matter how absurd, is read from Muslims' lips, although in this case it's more of a hasty one Obedience of do-gooders. Come on down to the ground. I live here and now and not in the 15th century. By the way, I'm agnostic, but I'm afraid of Islam - I think for good reason. Not, as left-wing parlor chatterboxes like to say, because I don't know him, but precisely because I know him quite well.
Jesus forbade Peter from using the sword when he used it to cut off an ear.
Jesus
wants you to draw the spiritual sword, that is, to deal spiritually
with others in order to push out the bad and evil from the world
There
were and are very violent forms in Islam AND Christianity.
Fortunately, I know very peaceful and wise fellow citizens/colleagues of
both religions to know that Islam per se certainly does not call for
murder.
What I'm saying is that you can INTERPREATE the Koran AND the Bible.
As
is well known, the Islamic calendar is currently in 1445 - some evil
tumults are apparently also linked to the immaturity of a religion. You
know what happened in Christianity in the 15th century? was happening.
What is this vague, unrelated nonsense?
The NT can be interpreted using all the arts of interpretation
1) do not read any recommendations on polygamy and child marriage,
2( no crazy things like that circling a meteorite in Mecca is considered a ticket to heaven
3) no such madness that it is godly to eat nothing during the day for a month but to feast at night,
4) and certainly a lot of regulations to enslave or kill people who do not want to serve the idol of Allah.
When the LORD your God brings you into the land where you will come to possess it, and have cut off many nations before you, the Hittites, the Girgashites, the Amorites, the Canaanites, the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites, seven nations greater than... They are stronger than you, and if the LORD your God gives them up before you to smite them, then you shall banish them, and make no covenant with them, nor show favor to them.
You will devour all the nations that the LORD your God gives you. Your eyes shall not spare them, nor shall you serve their gods; for that would become a snare for you. Deuteronomy 7:1-2
And
the LORD your God will send hornets among them to destroy those who are
left who are hiding from you. Do not be afraid of them, for the LORD
your God is among you, a great and terrible God. And the LORD your God
will drive out these nations little by little; You cannot wear them out
quickly, otherwise the animals of the field will multiply to your
detriment. The LORD your God will deliver them up before you and bring
them into great confusion until they are destroyed. And he will deliver
their kings into your hand, and you shall blot out their names from
under heaven. No one will resist you until you destroy them.
5. Moses 7, 16 / 20-24
even with regulations:
When
you go before a city to make war on it, you shall offer it peace. If
it answers you peacefully and opens it to you, then all the people that
are found therein shall be obligated and servile to you. But if she
does not want to negotiate peacefully with you, but rather wage war with
you, then besiege her. And when the LORD your God gives it into your
hand, you shall smite every male in it with the edge of the sword; but
you shall take the women, and the children, and the cattle, and all that
is in the city, and all the plunder, for your own spoil, and you shall
eat of the spoil of your enemies, which the LORD your God has given you.
15 This is what you shall do to all the cities that are very far from
you, and are not among the cities of these peoples here. But in the
cities of these peoples which the LORD your God is giving you as an
inheritance, you shall not allow anything that has breath to live, but
you shall destroy them: the Hittites, the Amorites, the Canaanites, the
Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites; as the LORD your God has commanded
you
5. Moses 20, 10-17
or immediately with an announcement:
Hear,
O Israel: Today you will cross the Jordan to go in to overwhelm nations
greater and stronger than you, to take great cities fortified as high
as heaven, a great and tall people, the children of Anak, whom you know ,
of whom you have also heard it said, Who can resist the children of
Anak? This day you shall know that the LORD your God is going before
you as a consuming fire. He will destroy them and subdue them before
you, and drive them out and kill them quickly, as the LORD has promised
you.
5. Moses 9, 1-3
because whoever is found there will be
stabbed, and whoever is there will fall by the sword. Their children
will also be crushed before their eyes, their houses will be plundered,
and their wives will be violated. For behold, I will raise up the Medes
against them, who will not seek silver or ask for gold, but will shoot
the young men with bows, and will not have mercy on the fear of the
body, nor will they spare the children.
Isaiah 13, 15-19
Then
the people raised a shout and blew the trumpets. For when the people
heard the sound of the trumpets, they made a great shout. And the walls
fell down, and the people went up into the city, each one straight
ahead. So they conquered the city (Hebrews 11:30) 21 and destroyed
everything that was in the city with the edge of the sword: man and
woman, young and old, oxen, sheep and asses.
Joshua 6:21
And
when Israel had slain all the inhabitants of Ai in the field and in the
desert who were pursuing them, and all had fallen by the edge of the
sword until they all perished, then all Israel turned against Ai and
smote it with the edge of the sword. And all who fell that day, both
men and women, were twelve thousand, all people of Ai.
Joshua 8:24-25
The
same day Joshua also captured Makkedah and smote it with the edge of
the sword, and its king, and banished it and all the souls that were in
it, leaving no one left
Joshua 10:28
And the LORD also gave Lachish into the hands of Israel, and they conquered it the next day, and smote it with the edge of the sword, and all the souls that were in it, just as they had done to Libnah. At that time Horam king of Gezer went up to help Lachish; but Joshua smote him and all his people, until none remained.
[…]
Then Joshua returned with all Israel
to Debir, and fought against it, and conquered it with its king and all
its cities. and smote it with the edge of the sword, and banished all
the souls that were therein, and left none left.
Joshua 10:32-33, 38-39
Here God YHWH intervenes personally again:
Then
Joshua did to them as the LORD had told him, and paralyzed their
horses, and burned their chariots, and returned at that time, and took
Hazor, and smote his king with the sword; for Hazor was formerly the
capital of all these kingdoms. And they smote all the souls that were
therein with the edge of the sword, and banished them: and he left none
that had breath, and burnt Hazor with fire.
...can be continued as desired...
etc and so on and no the New Testament does not necessarily abolish the Old Testament, likewise the Old Testament is contained in Tanach, the Jewish counterpart which also contains the Torah. Talmut is what Sharia is to Muslims. A kind of collection of laws based on the holy scriptures. (to put it very simply)
Very
true, the "New Testament does not abolish the Old Testament (...)", on
the contrary: the references are such that the New Testament and its
talk about Christ is only true, can only be true, even if the Old
Testament is also true Testament and its speech about God and Israel is
true and remains true.
Remember that, you weirdos (was called a swearer here, I much prefer the more traditional term!).
Jesus: "It was said to the ancients, but I say to you..."
This
makes the position of the OT clear: Where it is not compatible with the
teachings of Jesus, it has lost its validity for the way Christians
live their lives.
In contrast to the Koran, the interpretation of the Bible has undergone a DEVELOPMENT - especially during the Enlightenment period. Your objection is the very typical objection of left-wing ideologists who don't (can't) think things through. The Bible is interpreted completely differently today than when it was written... Just a few centuries later the interpretation was changed and today it is again different than a few centuries before. So a lot has DEVELOPED there.
The Koran, on the other hand, MUST not be interpreted differently. Anyone who does so is committing the gravest sin and must be punished. Because the Koran is considered God's word in the original sense and God's word must not be changed. The Koran is therefore still interpreted in exactly the same way today as it was when it was written.
You
have not written anything about “Taqiyya”. The "Taqiyya" is the
permitted, even desired LIE. It is NOT permitted within Islam, but is
permitted if it serves to further spread the teachings of the Koran
outside of Islam. So if you (for example) see a woman with a headscarf
on a German talk show who claims that Islam is very peaceful, then this
is a "taqiyya".
The woman in question is lying - brazenly in our
opinion - but she is PRAISED for it by other Muslims because she did it
for Allah, so to speak.
The Bible conveys multiple information!
On
the one hand, it involves an attempt from above to reach people so that
people can learn to understand their function in creation... A learning
process for humanity that, by the way, is not yet complete!
Then
there are the chronologically following reports of how the people, who
had, so to speak, made contact with the One while they were surrounded
by polytheistic cultures, tended to engage in gruesome rituals to
worship the gods... The Old Testament, which deals (largely?) with the
Torah covers the confrontations with various cultures, such as
Egyptians, Babylonians, Greeks...
What I mean to say is that there
are pieces of wisdom that keep cropping up, and there are reports of how
the Semites used their religious-spiritual inspiration to overcome
intercultural problems... Nevertheless, they never stopped waiting for
the arrival of a "savior". hope and people will find their innocence
again...
One thing always stands out: do not judge, lest you be judged!
As humans, we may be able to punish lawbreakers, but it is not our job to punish sins! Heaven only punishes the sins that people have not yet punished!
Geronimo: I HATE when quotes are taken out of context to denigrate our culture.
Read it completely, think about it, then comment in context if necessary or form an opinion.
LIVING IN TRUTH: 4-6
4
I rejoiced greatly to find among your children those who walk in the
truth, according to the commandment we received from the Father.
5
And now I ask you, Lady, not as if I were writing you a new commandment,
but only the one we had from the beginning: that we should love one
another.
6 For this is love, that we walk according to his
commandments. And this is the commandment that you have heard from the
beginning: that you walk in the truth.
For many deceivers have
gone out into the world, who do not confess Jesus Christ who has come in
the flesh. This is the seducer and the Antichrist.
8 Take heed to yourselves, so that you do not abandon what we have worked for, but that you may receive the full reward.
9
Anyone who goes beyond this and does not continue in the teaching of
Christ does not have God. But whoever remains in the teaching has the
Father and the Son.
10 If anyone comes to you and does not bring
this teaching with him, do not welcome him into your house, but refuse
to greet him.
11 For whoever salutes him is complicit in his evil deeds.
(...)
quoted with thanks from https://www.bibeltv.de/bibe...
Thanks for the tip: Even if the Christmas greetings from Islamic associations were purely polite or opportunistic, I would politely accept it and also send greetings at the next opportunity. Don't worry so much about tactical maneuvers and deception. People change, even if it takes a long time. Give the new generation a chance.
Like most Germans, you suffer from a life-threatening loss of touch with reality.
You can count on your five fingers the people who grow up ignorant of the Koran and find their way out of it.
Many who claim to have read the Koran have only read a translated version, without the original Arabic context. It has been translated for several centuries. There are countless versions. One should always keep in mind that manipulation extends to *all* areas of historiography. Divide and conquer.
To throw in a term here that merely describes the concealment of one's faith at risk to one's body and property somehow makes little sense in the argument.
Achherjeh - the ridiculous Taqiyya with the different translations.
I refer to versions that are considered authentic by the ZdM and Ditib.
Furthermore, hardly all Muslims are fluent in Arabic. Consequently, there are inevitably translations for Muslims in the respective national language.
In addition, experts in the Arabic language point out that the original Arabic edition is much more brutal and cruel because the Arabic language offers many more different expressions for brutality and cruelty. Why do you think that is the case?
And why should the reference to Islamic lying for convenience make little sense? You have to explain that in detail.
Look realistically: of course the Koran provides a lot of justification. But justifications are never the reason for an action. The so-called Christians have exterminated entire peoples in the name of their Bible. North America, South America, these are the prominent examples. Is this compatible with Jesus' word about charity? Of course not. Were the Spanish conquerors Christians? Naturally. Did they base their conquests on faith? Of course, in more recent times it was called “God with us” in the paddock. Gunnar Heinsohn, for example NZZ 2006, describes the reasons for the aggression: namely a surplus of young men. These unemployed young men are looking for a justification for their aggression, for Muslim young men the obvious choice is the Koran, for German young men it is the nation, socialism and for the current superfluous chatterbox scientists it is climate and gender. The justifications are largely interchangeable. mfG MM
The surplus of men is called the war index.
“Surplus of young men” but not really German young men? The birth rate, especially in the Western world? And most chatterbox scientists are nothing more than helpless sheep, blindly following a self-proclaimed leader. It is particularly young women who long for communism...why is that?
The young German men were in the RAF during WW1, WW2 and in the 1960s. That's what Gunnar Heinsohn said in an interview with the NZZ in 2006. The problem arises when people feel superfluous. The chatterbox scientists are superfluous, they make themselves superfluous, but that's what they are. And they are not helpless sheep, they dominate the media, the Greens, the SPD, you will find them at the top in the Federal Republic. Obviously the problem of the Koran is being discussed here; there is a much larger surplus of young men in the Arab world than among the Europeans. And we are currently experiencing the effects.
Thanks! 100% your opinion. The only truly peaceful religion I know is Buddhism :)
It's always the same. You provide irrefutable evidence from surahs or quote hadiths to show what a violent and expansionist philosophy Islam is and at the very end someone ALWAYS comes up with "uh um...you have to read the Koran in the original Arabic." Yawn. The Quran is easy to understand. The first surahs are relatively peaceful, the later surahs are war surahs that make it clear what Islam is. And whoever says "OK, then let's just say the first surahs count and the later ones don't!" Oops...sorry, unfortunately there is the law on abrogation that says that the later surahs overwrite the older ones. Comes from the Muslims themselves, not from me. There are no peaceful Muslims, only Muslims who don't care about the Koran. I am tolerant of most philosophies and religions, Islam is the exception with its violent claim to autocracy. And before someone clever posts quotes from the OT of the Bible that have been taken out of context. THIS IS NOT A DIRECTION FOR US! The Christian has to follow Jesus Christ, not what God gave the Jews in the OT.
Just because we would like peace we shouldn't close our eyes.
"There is none
peaceful Muslims, only Muslims who don't care about the Koran."
You joker!
As if a Muslim who doesn't care about the Koran is a Muslim at all!
The Christian has to follow Jesus Christ
Why? Who has to determine that?
True,
I live in a Muslim country and here in every mall there is a
well-decorated Christmas tree, sometimes with elves, sleighs and
everything else in front of it.
Plus the singing of Christmas carols all day long.
Children of all backgrounds like it and parents are happy to see the happy faces of the children.
Hmmmm..... what this whole discussion is "sick of" is the confusion of popular customs with religion. Christianity doesn't "need" a Christmas tree, sleighs, tinsel, etc. All of this belongs to a childish fairy tale world. But 1 symbol of the Christmas season reaches all people and is understood all over the world: the symbolism of the light that dispels the darkness. In this sense: nothing more is needed. Don't ask for too much.
There have never been any problems with Christmas traditions all these years and decades? Why should this suddenly be a problem? Because a minority, which also indulges in nonsense like “cultural appropriation” at every opportunity, has something against it? Who cares? Nobody cares what this minority thinks they are allowed to decide here!
Well, it's about customs and tradition. About OUR culture. The Oh-Fir-Boom and the cinnamon stars, the Christ child and the colorful glass balls with tinsel are all part of Christmas. It's not that old - a few centuries - but we Germans like it that way! By the way, hardliners like me celebrate Midwinter extensively with a big campfire. THAT is light!
Yes, it's about customs and tradition - not so much about the Christian faith. And in that respect I agree with you. I would not forbid myself or anyone else from celebrating Christmas or other festivals that define our traditions. If the so-called educators try this, they should return their tuition money. Conversely, you can also make the festivals (!) of other religions appealing to children (and adults) and invite them to join in the celebration. Then at least everyone gets something out of it and no one is “offended”.
As
for Christian customs: If these didn't exist, educators would have to
invent them in order to introduce Christianity to children.
It is typical of the infantile Germans that they like to trample on everything beautiful, true, good and holy and think that
having to defend an abused, adulterated and meaningless custom, for example
putting up light trees long before December 24th, i.e. at a time when only the Advent wreath is a meaningful custom.
Nevertheless: Christmas time is the time before the night in which the newborn boy Jesus Christ was "consecrated" by the three wise men. In a way it has something to do with religion. However, I agree with you in that it is a childlike fairytale world today and I'm sure we all enjoy the lights that illuminate the dark nights here in the northern hemisphere. It's not for nothing that both Judaism and Hinduism also have a festival of lights :)
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