Hammouda has been banned but I will address this point anyway. The problem with people like him is they have a very superficial understanding of mercy. The fact that hell is being mentioned is in itself an act of mercy. How ? Because Allah wants your love but to love something is not something everyone is able to achieve. So what does Allah say ? If you cannot love me, then I am willing to accept your fear. Does it get more merciful than this ? But don't expect the likes of Hammounda to understand any of this.
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"If you cannot love me, then I am willing to accept your fear. Does it get more merciful than this?"
Yes, even more mercifully he's a figment of your deranged imagination.
And accepting fear equates to burning someone forever?
i fear Allah for being punished for allowing mockery of Allah and His deen
murtads are killed for a reason, you know" By AbuMubarak. A murtad, incase you didn't know, is an apostate of Islam.
So your god couldn't just erase the existence this person in question? It is omnipotent, right?
Or maybe reincarnate them, so they eventually "see the error of their ways"? But no, you're right, nothing is more merciful than an eternity of hellfire and torture.
So if Allah (God/YHWH) is indeed merciful (and maybe loving) why doesn´t he appear on earth then, maybe on TV with some mighty miracles that show us all, that he indeed exists?
As nothing of this kind happens I can only come to the conclusion that either Allah is a cruel sadist, or that he doesn´t exist (at least in the form you believe in him)
If you cannot love me, then I am willing to accept your fear. So love me. Please won't somebody love me. WHY WON'T ANYONE LOVE ME?!?
[Allah exits stage left, crying]
"If you cannot love me, then I am willing to accept your fear. Does it get more merciful than this ?"
Yes, yes it does. A merciful superior being would not cause his lessers to fear him/her.
"If the peasants have no bread, let them eat cake." Oh, well, makes just as much sense as Flipo's drivel.
You ought to study the meaning of the word mercy. It's not the same as judgement, but is an act of compassion, of benevolence.
From The Merchant of Venice: The quality of mercy is not strained. It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest: It blesseth him that gives and him that takes.
oh how kind, a single warning. one you have to get second hand no less.
this makes about as much sense as claiming a mugger is the kindest man in the world for giving you an option. he could have just shot you right away you know.
Fundies have a very warped understanding of most things. Thankfully for them, Allah does not actually exist, otherwise they may find themselves in his whacked out hell along with we kafirs (unbelievers). After all right in his Quran, he admits to being the "best deceiver":
http://www.wikiislam.com/wiki/Allah_the_best_Deceiver
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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