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:lol: some of those otheres are good too :lol:
@gazlan wrote:
Let me tell you Florrie, i have met and befriended many muslims and muslimah`s. When the topic is involved with the muslimah dress code then, obviously it will concern muslims. I have researched religions enough to recognise their basic tennets.
I have used the herb for over 30 years continuously, thankfully, i have never been hospitalised through use of it to date, i have never been so physically fit than i am at present, it may well prove to be that when i age i will become unstable, however, the instability is far more likely to be caused by the absolute monotony caused by the ever controlling regulations set up by this demonic system that continues to line the pockets of the most least deserving people i could mention.
Jen, would i let a thing like that happen ? :wink:Selective memory gaz
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Not at all Florrie, can you spot the difference ?
Basically Gaz screwed up by TELLING US HE ASSOCIATES WITH MUSLIM WOMEN WHO WEAR THE BURKA when infact they wouldn’t be allowed to associate with a weed smoking stalker who breaks the law
Let me tell you Florrie, i have met and befriended many muslims and muslimah`s. When the topic is involved with the muslimah dress code then, obviously it will concern muslims.
Spot the difference…? :P 8)
There is no difference Gaz, just because I didn’t copy your words, it’s very obvious what you meant…another U-Turn but hey ho no surprises there, you only have a problem when you are caught out bullshitting or not being able to answer questions which have led from your statements. You are the only one who replies childishly with “fail” you might as well just say “whatever”.
@kent f OBE wrote:
There is no difference Gaz, just because I didn’t copy your words, it’s very obvious what you meant…another U-Turn but hey ho no surprises there, you only have a problem when you are caught out bullshitting or not being able to answer questions which have led from your statements. You are the only one who replies childishly with “fail” you might as well just say “whatever”.
I have muslim friends both female and male, not 1 of the females wears a burkha, as far as the men are concerned, i dont spend time with them enough to make comments on what they look at or dont look at, they fool no 1 but themselves if they transgress their own faith…Not unlike yourself, claiming to be a sikh yet, never observing the scriptures ….. so i guess you would know all about transgression… :wink:
Fail and whatever have very different meanings, as im sure you know, i say what i mean and mean what i say….unlike some :)
@gazlan wrote:
Not unlike yourself, claiming to be a sikh yet, never observing the scriptures ….. so i guess you would know all about transgression… :wink:
You really do seem to have an obsession with Kenty’s faith. All based on this:
@kent f OBE wrote:
All religions should have the same fundamental values, and probably do. To be a decent human being. To love they neighbour (not that good looking blonde next door by the way guys ) Being religious does not mean you have to be dictated by every aspect of it. There will not be one person on this planet I argue that follows every aspect of whatever religion they are to the full, it’s impossible. I am a Sikh, not ashamed of being a Sikh, but I do not know probably half of fully what my religion is. It doesn’t not make me a Sikh. I am very happy following what little bits of religious aspects I do that fit in with my upbringing, my lifestyle and my modern beliefs. I say modern because no religion is modern.
She has been quite open about her approach to her religion, and it’s probably similar to many people. Many are born to christian parents of one persuasion or another, myself included, and we’ll either follow wholeheartedly or take the same approach that Kenty has, a very pragmatic and sensible approach in the modern world. Yet repeatedly you refer to Kenty’s faith and lifestyle to put her down. Why her and nobody else I wonder?
Out of interest Gaz, what religion were you born into? How faithfully do you follow its tenets?
Jen his religion is Just Chat, he worships the boards. :lol:
I wasnt born into religion, it was thrust upon my mind while attending school, lessons in scriptures and routine visits to church, i am not a religious man. I claim no religion or follow no scriptures, there is no middle ground with religion, you either follow the faith you choose and follow it whole heartedly or not at all….thats the truth of it, if you cannot follow it whole heartedly then dont call yourself a member of that faith…. Having been subject to all kinds of abuse and name calling on this site, i will respond to that any which way i choose to
@florrie wrote:
Jen his religion is Just Chat, he worships the boards. :lol:
Yaweh out of order Florrie 8)
Very black and white answer, but we are all born into the faith that our parents follow, whether we choose to follow it or not. There are some religions you are born into but can never leave, Islam being one, and Kenty will correct me if I’m wrong but I think the Sikh religion is another.
As for
@gazlan wrote:there is no middle ground with religion, you either follow the faith you choose and follow it whole heartedly or not at all
you suggest that people who wish to follow a religion should do it blindly, following scriptures laid down thousands of years ago, with no thinking for themselves, no questioning, and no adaptation to the modern world?
@jen_jen wrote:
Yet repeatedly you refer to Kenty’s faith and lifestyle to put her down. Why her and nobody else I wonder?
and you didn’t answer this one. Why aren’t you refering to anyone else’s faith and lifestyle? Why only Kenty’s?
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