[satjas]

hey coach

>The irony here is just remarkable! You must belong to those
>who are not reasonable.

perhaps you have already concluded that about me......if i were not reasonable i would've been elsewhere.


>I invited you to discuss/debate
>several of the issues you mentionned above but you either
>ignored what I was saying or was MIA.

I have asked you simple questions which only require a yes /no answer but then you start impressing us with your knowledge, or lack thereof from the kooran. Here's one yes/no question...did MuuHamMad at 52 sleep with a 9 year old girl Ayesha? Here's another, do you Coach find that reasonable/appropriate??

secondly i have not been MIA, i've been observing from a distance....the thing is muslims always try to justify their religion as the one and only correct one. There is absolutely no tolerance for any other point of view even if it makes sense. And you know it makes sense, but you have been told from an early age (madarasa school as you mentioned) that you guys are special and everyone else is sub-human(apes and pigs). The current world status shows this. The violent reaction to anything considered against "islam" depicts a controlling narcississtic attitude towards others. The really sad thing is that most of you guys have not truly read the kooran to understand it. It seems to me that the louder you scream you know the kooran the more easily you will be believed. And if one group shouts less than the rest then it is considered apostasy.

> This is why most of our
>discussions have not yieldd any results and you keep
>regurgitating your points.

Just the way it was drummed into us at an early age 2x2=4 2x2=4 2x2=4.....we were constantly reminded, that it became second nature. I mention these points again and again but you always dodge and come up with unneccessary garbage. I also do not want to cause bitterness simply because i express what i feel and you do not and cannot tolerate it.

lastly, i was hoping ATLian and TM etc you would help compile this list?


The soul is that which beholds beauty even when the mind denies it.