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|    Gary Perkins to BOB KLAHN    |
|    Re: Bin Laden is dead...    |
|    18 May 11 08:37:00    |
      -=> BOB KLAHN wrote to GARY PERKINS <=-               BK> ...               BK>> Summary: The whole thing seems to depend on the Islamic group in        BK>> question.               GP> Yep. Our religions require a lot of things we don't        GP> actually practice. Same with Islam. For many of the things        GP> Islam requires, the root can actually be found in the Bible.               BK> Ah, you are ahead of the pack on that last.              I read the Bible with an open mind, and with all the talk of Islam, it       got me interested in learning more. So, I read up on Wikipedia quite a       bit, and started reading the Bible again for the first time since I was       a child. I found out through Wikipedia that Islam and the other Christian       religions have a common root, and that Muhammad came several hundred       years after Christ, and that Islam even considers Christ to be a prophet.              I went on to read many of the requirements of Islam, then went to the       Bible. I keep it in my bathroom and read when I'm on my throne... ;)       It looks to me like Islam is simply a more rigorous and spiritual       religion, whereas what most of us follow now has simply done away with       most of our rituals.              I recently received a translated Quran in the mail (you can get one free       from freequran.com), so I'm looking forward to reading it directly.                             --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: SETX Chat and BBS - Vidor, TX (1:393/31) (1:393/31)    |
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