"Muslims around the world are being trained to ask Christians, “Where did Jesus say, ‘I am God, worship me,’ in those exact words?” However, if Muslims are suggesting that Jesus could only claim to be God by uttering a specific sentence, we may reply by asking, “Where did Jesus say, ‘I am only a prophet, don’t worship me,’ in those exact words?” The unreasonable demand for a particular statement, if applied consistently, would thus force Muslims to reject their own view!"
This perspective, however, misses the point which both Christians and Muslims agree to: how exactly is "worship" an article of religion and spirituality?
Really, tell me: how is "to worship" the same thing as "to be religious" or "to be spiritual"?
You see therefore the sleight of hand being played here: both sides don't question that you are to be a slave who "worships" a master...like the Goa'uld (StarGate SG1 series) relationship to their slaves.
It is neither spiritual nor religious to "worship". Worship, in fact, is gay AF. Any male still "worshipping" today is definitely a closet homosexual with BDSM fantasies either with Jesus being the dominant, or Mohammed, or Moses, etc. Don't you ever get the sense of how homosexual Abrahamic men seem? Of course the kike males are outright homosexual...the Christian males all vibe as homos...the sandniggers literally stick their asses in the air everyday for their "god".
Worship is neither spiritual nor religious. It's just being a slave, and is gay AF.
uncle29A -2 points 1.4 years ago
"Muslims around the world are being trained to ask Christians, “Where did Jesus say, ‘I am God, worship me,’ in those exact words?” However, if Muslims are suggesting that Jesus could only claim to be God by uttering a specific sentence, we may reply by asking, “Where did Jesus say, ‘I am only a prophet, don’t worship me,’ in those exact words?” The unreasonable demand for a particular statement, if applied consistently, would thus force Muslims to reject their own view!"
This perspective, however, misses the point which both Christians and Muslims agree to: how exactly is "worship" an article of religion and spirituality?
Really, tell me: how is "to worship" the same thing as "to be religious" or "to be spiritual"?
You see therefore the sleight of hand being played here: both sides don't question that you are to be a slave who "worships" a master...like the Goa'uld (StarGate SG1 series) relationship to their slaves.
It is neither spiritual nor religious to "worship". Worship, in fact, is gay AF. Any male still "worshipping" today is definitely a closet homosexual with BDSM fantasies either with Jesus being the dominant, or Mohammed, or Moses, etc. Don't you ever get the sense of how homosexual Abrahamic men seem? Of course the kike males are outright homosexual...the Christian males all vibe as homos...the sandniggers literally stick their asses in the air everyday for their "god".
Worship is neither spiritual nor religious. It's just being a slave, and is gay AF.