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Title: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 10th, 2009 at 9:39pm
Somewhere abu claimed that allah can not procreate.
Is it true? |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by mozzaok on Feb 11th, 2009 at 2:03am
Are you serious Tallo?
Who cares if imaginary friends can have imaginary sex, and produce imaginary offspring. The only relevance is in regard to the Islamic belief of their being only "One" true, imaginary friend, unlike the christian trinity, which has the imaginary, father, the imaginary son, and the imaginary holy ghost, hence the big deal about being only one, with no relatives. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by mantra on Feb 11th, 2009 at 6:31am
I thought Allah was a God - doesn't he just help others to procreate?
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Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by abu_rashid on Feb 11th, 2009 at 6:51am Procreation is the necessary act of limited beings, who need to carry on their generations by reproducing. Why would the creator and sustainer of all existence, need to procreate? |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 11th, 2009 at 7:23am
The important theological question is not about necessity but about ability.
If the allah is impotent and facts this far point that way it means that the claim about it's power is exaggerated. Of course there is a possibility that it can but does not want but that then contradicts the claim about its all-willingness. So which one is it ... unwillingness or disability? |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by Grendel on Feb 11th, 2009 at 12:41pm
ROTFLMAO
Lol Abu obviously means SEX... the Muslim hypocrisy and hangup. If we look at the VIRGIN birth then we accept that God did not have SEX with Mary. Surely the creator of all, can create a single life without having to have sex. Moz... NOT ALL Christians believe in the Trinity... it aint a defining Christian belief. Catholic yes and others who believe it have slightly different versions of it. For example some use it to describe different aspects of the One God... as opposed to 3 Gods. Is Allah impotent.... obviously not. Even if He doesn't exist, obviously the idea of Allah and the doctrine of Mohammed, is potent. It has over a billion followers. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by helian on Feb 11th, 2009 at 2:10pm
Now why y'all go an' ask a damn foolish that like that fo? Why course is that ole Alla, he impotent. Why he vey impotent... He juss about the most impotent thang in the whole Alla-damn universe is all.
Aaand.... He impotent in the mornin', he impotent in tha eevnin.... yeh Lord... he impotent wen de devil out lookin' fo' souls... everybody now... clap yo hands an' sing alaong... |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by soren on Feb 11th, 2009 at 3:05pm
Silly question. Abu's answer is correct.
(Almost said 'Abu's nailed it') |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 11th, 2009 at 7:37pm Soren wrote on Feb 11th, 2009 at 3:05pm:
Doesn't it imply that the allah is not allwilling? |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by abu_rashid on Feb 12th, 2009 at 5:18am
Mr. Rotflmao,
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Creation and procreation are not the same thing. Think you'd better consult a dictionary, you might also find procreation pretty much means "sexual reproduction" (except in the cases of bacteria and some other tiny little organisms). Tallow, Quote:
Greater minds than yours have posed much more complex "problems" than this throughout the history of religion, regarding the "abilities" of an omni-potent creator. Your question is feeble, and easily answered. The question usually should be a trap though, for instance "Can God create a rock too heavy for him to lift" impotent if he can, impotent if he can't. Your question didn't contain such a trap, which would tend to indicate you don't even fully fathom what it is you're attempting to propose with this thread :) |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 12th, 2009 at 6:45am abu_rashid wrote on Feb 12th, 2009 at 5:18am:
My question does not have a trap, it is simple and easy to answer according to abu yet no abu nor combined mind of over billion muslims did not produce the answer this far, all they come up with - deleting posts, banning opponents, suicide bombings, etc. That tells something about the size and qualityof muslim mind. :) |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by Grendel on Feb 12th, 2009 at 9:31am Quote:
Another Abuism; smokescreen, lie, dishonesty.... etc Gee you think Abu.... that was my point. You are such a goose. God the Creator doesn't have to have sex to create life dhimmiwit... now run along and educate your fellow Muslims. Good grief how many times does someone have to make the same point. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by mozzaok on Feb 12th, 2009 at 4:30pm
I love your arrogance Grendel, in pointing out your intimate knowledge of the work practices of your designated divine being.
It is almost sweet, with it's child like naivety, like a five year old, explaining to a three year old, how santa operates. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by freediver on Feb 12th, 2009 at 4:49pm Quote:
Plenty of large organisms reproduce asexually. Quote:
KInd of ironic that you don't answer it then. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 12th, 2009 at 6:49pm
Let's assume that both God of Christians and the deity of muslims are omnipotent as opposite to impotent we can see major difference between them.
God of Christians was willing to procreate to save the humanity while the deity of muslims according to abu decided that it is above such tusk. Actually in the case of God we don't even need to assume the potency as it is self evident from the fact of procreation. As we can see in the comparison the allah comes well behind. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by soren on Feb 13th, 2009 at 7:08pm abu_rashid wrote on Feb 11th, 2009 at 6:51am:
This is right. And there is nothing particularly muslim about the answer and it should not be treated as suspect just because it is uttered by a muslim. We are not talking about Zeus. God (Allah in Arabic) is the Old Testament God. And the New Testament God, not an antropomorphic god of the Pantheon. This is an argument not worth having. Can Allah lift an unmovable object? D'oh. Just because something can be put into words does not mean it makes sense. It is like a spherical traingle.i |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by Grendel on Feb 13th, 2009 at 7:48pm
Piss off Mozz... pretty much everybody know that.
I'm surprised you didn't or were you just having another reflexive dig? Soren... don't get sucked into the diversion. ::) |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by soren on Feb 13th, 2009 at 9:16pm Grendel wrote on Feb 13th, 2009 at 7:48pm:
You can easily pull islam up for dozens of issues of actual consequence. This ain't one of them. And Abu's answer is reasonable. The rest is bear baiting. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by Grendel on Feb 13th, 2009 at 10:12pm
You missed the point and I'm not doing what you seem to keep saying.
Oh dear... blinkers and skimming will do that. His point was about the Christian belief of Christ being the son of god and of procreation being "beneath' a diety.... hence Christianity is based on a lie. Now whether you are an athiest or not, the point is... he is ignorant of the facts surrounding the belief. yet you say he is correct. Uh uh, oh no so sorry he is ignorant of the facts about the belief even though he keeps citing Catholicism as if it is Christianity in toto... they make a point of the VIRGIN BIRTH> hence no procreation involved. MY point was that a GOD of CREATION has no need for SEX to create life, SEX etc is something he and his faith use as a point to dismiss Christianity. IT IS A FALSE ARGUMENT, a strawman , a lie etc, etc, etc and as such he is incorrect. Do you get it yet? That is the point I've been arguing. Nothing particularly anti-Islamic in that BTW. ::) |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by mozzaok on Feb 13th, 2009 at 11:24pm
Thanks Grendel, I always wondered how Santa got to every house in one night. ;)
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Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 14th, 2009 at 8:07am Soren wrote on Feb 13th, 2009 at 9:16pm:
His answer implies that allah is not all-willing, which contradicts the concept of God's all-willingness and that means that his answer is not reasonable. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 14th, 2009 at 8:11am mozzaok wrote on Feb 13th, 2009 at 11:24pm:
It appears that Santa is more potent then alla OR/AND he is more willing to bring happiness to children then allah ;) |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by soren on Feb 17th, 2009 at 8:32pm Grendel wrote on Feb 13th, 2009 at 10:12pm:
I didn't see Abu making that point on this particular thread, only the two-liner at the opening about Allah. The Christ as procreated-through-sex-son-of-god argument, if proposed anywhere, is a stupid one from a grown up, quite possibly brought up with the full knowledge of the idiocy of the argument. The issue is really only worth discussing with intelligent children. A gown up with hangups about god AND sex is past human help. From which thread are we diverted to this one? There seems to be an increased number of new threads that are in fact branching off from older ones. |
Title: Re: is allah impotent? Post by tallowood on Feb 17th, 2009 at 9:56pm
This is the original and independent thread about potency or otherwise of the arab deity called allah and has nothing to do with any other religion.
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