Re: Logic
- From: "Zuiko Azumazi" <azumazi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Jul 2005 19:40:15 GMT
"Harold Arden" <arden4@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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<snip> ...
>> But, then again, some are people are "confused" by a deep identity
crisis,
>> when it is expressed as, "either you are a Muslim or you are a non-
>> Muslim?"I understand what I am, do you?
<snip> ...
> Comment:
> That is for Allah to judge.
<snip>...
Comment:-
I agree, but, Allah is never confused, only some people who cannot state or
decide if they are Muslim or not? Nonetheless, Allah will eventually judge
us all, Muslim or non-Muslim, alike.
However, I would anticipate that most Muslims, identify themselves as being
such, and would consider the reverse, as a "deep identity crisis", for if
one, even for a moment, entertained such doubts about one's Muslim status or
Muslimhood: wouldn't this automatically lead them to a crisis of "faith" in
Islam? Why anyone can't logically commit themselves to either being a
believer or a non-believer, without equivocation, is beyond my ken. It's
probably why I frequently fail to "understand" your communications (even
without the overriding: "... neither East nor West", as the Arab proverb
says).
What more could be said, and, if I said it, would it make any difference?
--
Peace
--
The most perfidious manner of injuring a cause is to vindicate it
intentionally with fallacious arguments. [Friedrich Nietzsche]
Zuiko Azumazi
azumazi@xxxxxxxxxxx
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